Whats Next for Sony After 'The Interview Cancellation?

The transcript discusses Sony's decision to not release a movie due to potential risks, both short-term and long-term. It highlights the reputational risks for Sony and the broader implications for the film industry. The possibility of using online platforms like Netflix for distribution is considered, offering a potential new business model. The discussion also touches on Hollywood's tendency towards risk aversion, favoring franchise movies over unique, high-risk films.

What are the potential long-term implications of the decision made by Sony regarding the film?

How does the speaker perceive the relationship between studios and their reputational risk?

What unique situation is described regarding the film's release and its impact on future films?

What are the concerns raised about the distribution of films in the current market?

In what ways might the film industry change in response to the current situation discussed?