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Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2014 3:57 pm
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So, I'm sure by now you've heard about the chaotic business going on about The Interview - how some people hacked into the company, stole stuff, and threatened them... and then the movie theaters (and now some movie companies?) have withdrawn from showing it ((heck, my theater [which is part of one of those main movie theater chains] even took down the posters for the film)).
Anyway, I'm just sitting here going... if you didn't like the concept of this film, why did you wait until the moment before it was going to be released in theaters to make your move/threats rather than do it at the time of it being in production? It would've saved everyone a whole lot of time and money doing it then rather than now. Not to mention, even if it doesn't show in theaters, someone is going to find a way to leak out to the world... then that would defeat the whole purpose of keeping it "locked" up. *shrugs* I don't know... maybe I'm just thinking about that fact because I actually have some common sense.
But in the end, I really don't care whether The Interview is released to the public or not. I was never interested in seeing it in the first place.
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