‘The Interview’ Makes Nearly $20 Million Over the Weekend, Breaks Sony Record
Sony Pictures told North Korea to suck it after deciding to release their controversial film, The Interview, after pulling the film due to hacker threats – and are reaping the benefits.
The film, starring Seth Rogen and James Franco, took in nearly $20 million over 4 days, from Christmas day (Weds) through Saturday. About $15 million came from online streams and purchases, and $2.8 million grossed in theaters.
Sony said it’s the highest digital release in its history. Read their full press release (which is basically a middle finger to North Korea) below.
