The Interview' Pulled From Asia: Has Sony Caved In?

The transcript discusses Sony's decision not to release a movie in Asian markets due to cultural fit concerns, particularly with Seth Rogen's comedies. It highlights the impact of the Sony hack, which led to internal edits of the movie, especially concerning sensitive scenes. The lack of journalist access at the movie's premiere is noted, raising questions about the need for publicity given the existing buzz. The discussion concludes with speculation on whether the publicity will translate into box office success.

What concerns did Sony have regarding the release of Seth Rogen's movie in Asian territories?

How did the Sony hack impact the perception of the movie's content?

What modifications were requested from Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg regarding the movie?

What is the significance of the statement that 'all publicity is good publicity' in the context of this movie?

What are the potential implications of the movie's controversial content on its box office performance?