I never see films on opening night, because I prefer half-empy to nearly empty theaters. It was something I developed a liking for back when I wrote movie reviews for a living, and because I don't like crowds. But I will make an exception for "The Interview." This is a film that only looked mildly interesting to me when I saw the preview. It was a film I was probably going to skip--as I do most movies these days--and MAYBE get around to it in two-three years if even then.
But these fuckers who hacked Sony's computers and stole scripts, emails, and payroll information have made sure that I will see this movie in a theater, on opening night, if at all possible. I almost always feel an obligation to see a movie that this or that collection of twats has called for a boycott against... and that obligation has just been placed upon me ten-fold with this one.
Fuck those assholes. Fuck their demands.
Click there to read how the dickless "Sony Hackers" have threatened violence at movie theaters that show "The Interview."
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| James Franco and Seth Rogan in "The Interview" |
The people at Sony could not have bought publicity like that for anything. And, agreed, there is a special Hell for terrorists, whether they use guns, bombs, or code.
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