Im going to put my opinion of The Interview here now. Now just comparatively speaking; you make a movie, about whatever, and get a threat that a movie theater will be terrorized because of it. Whatever, a threat, big deal. But as you continue to film it, you receive more threats. And eventually, theres a chance of a legitimate terrorism. Now, I wanted to watch the movie too. No doubt. Seth Rogen and James Franco...but anyways. I dont think its worth watching a movie if theres rumors of violence and terrorism. The threats may have been anonymous, but theyre there, and I dont think its worth getting mad over a 2 hour movie when it could cause long range problems like this. But thats just me.
Posted on: Sat, 20 Dec 2014 15:53:40 +0000
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