Sony Pictures Entertainment digital servers were recently hacked in the United States, and the FBI has named North Korea as the brain behind it.
The reason? Sony made a movie about North Korea's leader Kim Jong-Un titled "The Interview".
The hackers have threatened to launch attacks if the movie goes public, and has revealed some of Sony's worst secrets in recent days.
Sony was forced to pull the movie off cinemas, an act which was publicly condemned by US President Barrack Obama.
However, recent reports revealed Sony is ready to show The Interview in selected cinemas in the US.
"Sony Pictures Entertainment today announced that The Interview will have a limited theatrical release in the United States on Christmas Day," read a statement from the studio on Tuesday, according to Mashable.com.
North Korea seemed to be provoked because the movie had a scene where Kim Jong-un was assasinated.
How would you love to see The Interview on Christmas day, despite all the threats from the hackers?
The reason? Sony made a movie about North Korea's leader Kim Jong-Un titled "The Interview".
The hackers have threatened to launch attacks if the movie goes public, and has revealed some of Sony's worst secrets in recent days.
Sony was forced to pull the movie off cinemas, an act which was publicly condemned by US President Barrack Obama.
However, recent reports revealed Sony is ready to show The Interview in selected cinemas in the US.
"Sony Pictures Entertainment today announced that The Interview will have a limited theatrical release in the United States on Christmas Day," read a statement from the studio on Tuesday, according to Mashable.com.
North Korea seemed to be provoked because the movie had a scene where Kim Jong-un was assasinated.
How would you love to see The Interview on Christmas day, despite all the threats from the hackers?
