Sony Pictures plans to stream “The Interview” online beginning Wednesday around 1 p.m. ET, CNN Money reported.
Sony said the film will be available on YouTube and Google Play, as well as through the Microsoft Xbox video game console and a dedicated website, SeeTheInterview.com. The film will cost $6 to rent and $15 to buy.
After initially canceling the North Korea-set comedy’s release due to threats from a hacking group, Sony announced Monday that it had also greenlit limited screenings of the film at movie theaters beginning Christmas Day.
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I thought it would already be up on the Torrents.
To retaliate North Korea will stream Kim Jong Il’s version of Videodrome…
This was all a publicity stunt by Sony? Who could ever have imagined?
Ka-CHING!!! Every red-blooded (and red-nosed) Faux News aficionado will gladly pony up six bucks to stick their thumb in the eye of them there Nawth Kareeuns.
Because: Americuh! ™
SONY has finally determined the price of freedom, because “freedom isn’t free.” You can rent freedom at $6, for one-time use, or purchase lifetime ownership for only $15! How patriotic of SONY to respond to the massed cry of Americans for justice against tyrannical gook dictators!