Sony To Release The Interview For Free amidst cancelling the Christmas release of the movie due to threats. The company plans to release it on Crackle, a streaming service that is owned by Sony itself. Read more after the jump!

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After receiving backlash from the general public and many actors around the country, Sony finally came to their senses and caved. No matter how credible or not the threat was, you don’t cancel showings of a movie that many have been anticipating. Seriously, my grandmother and I had a date lined up for the 5:45 showing of the movie so thanks a lot Sony. All jokes aside, I’m excited to finally get to see the movie whenever they decide to release it on Crackle and I hope the movie is all that it cracks up to be (no pun intended). If all this drama turns out to be just a publicity stunt by Sony… give your marketing team a raise because those f*****s deserve it. The amount of publicity the movie has received without Sony paying for it is astounding so to the hackers, only way to prove your threat was real is to shut down Crackle on its set release date. But so far, Sony – 1 Hackers – 0.

Source: NyPost