Apparently, the outcry by Hollywood, political pundits on both sides of the aisle, and the President of the United States trumps threats by a short, pudgy dictator in North Korea. Sony Pictures has announced that the Seth Rogen/James Franco comedy, "The Interview," will be released in theaters after all, and they are throwing in on demand video while they are at it.
The release is a limited release, expected to be in about 200 theaters, and tickets could be on sale as soon as next Tuesday.
What is going to happen, with all of this hub-bub about the film, is even if it sucks, it is going to kick butt in sales, because everyone is curious what about it has the un-dictator in North Korea so upset - aside from the fact that the film is all about an attempt on his life, I mean.
I, myself, was surprised about Kim Jong Un's reaction, because I figured he has a sense of humor. He has to. He entertained a visit by Dennis Rodman, after all.
-- Political Pistachio Conservative News and Commentary
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