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15. Deep sixed

Wed Dec 17, 2014, 09:34 PM

Dec 2014

NEW: Sony's basically ruling out a digital "Interview" release. "Sony Pictures has no further release plans for the film," spox tells me.

https://twitter.com/brianstelter/status/545378355579990016

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Five Largest Movie Theater Companies Drop 'The Interview' [View all] big_dog Dec 2014 OP

No surprise. We have become a nation of wussies. n/t Bonhomme Richard Dec 2014 #1

They will be damned if they do and damned if they don't.. riversedge Dec 2014 #5

Agreed The Green Manalishi Dec 2014 #6

True dat! Snow Leopard Dec 2014 #7

Fucking cowards. PeteSelman Dec 2014 #9

Time to rewrite the last line of the national anthem. tanyev Dec 2014 #10

Lame. Way to capitulate to the fear mongering. blackspade Dec 2014 #11

This message was self-deleted by its author otohara Dec 2014 #12

I'm still going to the cineplex for that popcorn olddots Dec 2014 #13

Should've just had people sign a release form to get their ticket. Ykcutnek Dec 2014 #14

Deep sixed Bosonic Dec 2014 #15

How much does North Korea want to hack Koch Industries? Kennah Dec 2014 #16

What evidence do we have that NK jamzrockz Dec 2014 #17

Five Largest Movie Theater Companies Drop 'The Interview' troy62 Dec 2014 #18

Good. DeSwiss Dec 2014 #19