Apple Puts "The Interview " on iTunes Now

Introduction of "The Interview "

Apple finally stands up to Sony hackers and releases the 2014 American political comedy film - The Interview. This film was directed by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg in their second directorial work. In June 2014, the North Korean government threatened "merciless" action against the United States if the film's distributor went ahead with the release. Finally, Columbia delayed the release from October 10 to December 25, and reportedly edited the film to make it more acceptable to North Korea.

After the release of this comedy film, there were many different thoughts of " The Interview" on internet.

"This "isn't a dangerous movie," but rather "a silly one" -- while it does its best to relax you, it "deserves a sharper edge of satire" that jabs both the media's hollowness and North Korea"
- From blu-ray.com

"This is a classic "emperor-has-no-clothes situation," Emily Yoshida says; the movie just wasn't going to live up to the hype. It's bad enough to be "self-parody," and both the Asian and women characters are one-dimensional. You're not doing much to promote free speech by watching." - From The Verge

"Honestly I was very interested in watching this movie when I saw the trailer however almost 45 min into it I hadn't even cracked a smile. I expected a lot more from this film, especially being a big fan of seth and franco. This movie has a few puns here an there but overall a terrible movie, expect garbage. If it hadn't been for all the controversy surrounded around it I'm sure it would've gotten mediocre reviews all around. I honestly don't understand the 9+ stars from some reviewers, it's satire but not comedically well written in any sense. Save yourself the trouble, don't bother watching it. Seth and Franco gave a good performance but the movie had a lame plot and subpar lines." - From user reviews on imdb.com