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Mindhunter Season 3 Is Not Happening, David Fincher Reaffirms
David Fincher has confirmed once again that Mindhunter season 3 is not happening. In an interview, the filmmaker and de facto showrunner suggested that Mindhunter was an expensive show to make and that it wasn’t gaining enough traction on Netflix. As part of his four-year exclusive deal with Netflix, Fincher is now preparing to release the Michae...
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Sony Announces Limited Release for 'The Interview'
Sony Pictures Entertainment announced today a limited theatrical release of 'The Interview' beginning on Thursday, putting back into the theatres the comedy that prompted an international incident with North Korea and outrage over its cancelled release.
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More Americans Disapprove of Sony Film Cancellation: Reuters Poll
Nearly half of Americans believe Sony Pictures made the wrong decision by canceling the theatrical release of the comedy "The Interview," the film that provoked a cyberattack on the studio, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released on Monday.
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Sony Will Release The Interview, Just Not on Christmas Day
Sony had originally pulled The Interview when terrorist threats were made against theatre chains that chose to play the film
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The Interview: Sony Says It Is Trying to Find Alternatives to Theatrical Release
On Wednesday, Sony cancelled the theatrical release of the film depicting the assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
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The Interview: Sony Says Had No Choice but to Shelve Release
Sony Pictures Entertainment on Friday defended its decision, claiming it had no choice but to cancel the film's Christmas Day theatrical release.
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Sony Aims to Release 'The Interview' on Different Platform
Sony Pictures still hopes to release "The Interview" on a different platform, despite having canceled its theatrical release, the Hollywood studio said Friday.
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'We Have Not Caved': Sony Chief Michael Lynton on North Korea Hack
Sony boss Michael Lynton denied Friday the Hollywood studio has "caved" by canceling the release of "The Interview," and hit back at President Barack Obama's claim that it had made a mistake.
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Sony Made 'Mistake' in Pulling North Korea Film: Barack Obama
Sony Pictures "made a mistake" in canceling the release of "The Interview" -- a satirical film about North Korea -- after threats made by hackers, US President Barack Obama said Friday.
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George Clooney Slams Hollywood For Not Supporting Sony After Hack
Sony Pictures was forced to cancel the release of The Interview as major cinema chains in the US decided not to screen the movie
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North Korea-Linked Sony Pictures Hack May Be Costliest Ever
The fallout from the hack this week forced Sony to cancel release of the North Korean spoof movie "The Interview."
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Sony Cancels Release of The Interview, After Hackers Promise 'Christmas Gift'
"We are deeply saddened at this brazen effort to suppress the distribution of a movie, and in the process do damage to our company, our employees, and the American public," read their statement
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Mindhunter Season 3 Is Not Happening, David Fincher Reaffirms
David Fincher has confirmed once again that Mindhunter season 3 is not happening. In an interview, the filmmaker and de facto showrunner suggested that Mindhunter was an expensive show to make and that it wasn’t gaining enough traction on Netflix. As part of his four-year exclusive deal with Netflix, Fincher is now preparing to release the Michae...
-
Sony Announces Limited Release for 'The Interview'
Sony Pictures Entertainment announced today a limited theatrical release of 'The Interview' beginning on Thursday, putting back into the theatres the comedy that prompted an international incident with North Korea and outrage over its cancelled release.
-
More Americans Disapprove of Sony Film Cancellation: Reuters Poll
Nearly half of Americans believe Sony Pictures made the wrong decision by canceling the theatrical release of the comedy "The Interview," the film that provoked a cyberattack on the studio, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released on Monday.
-
Sony Will Release The Interview, Just Not on Christmas Day
Sony had originally pulled The Interview when terrorist threats were made against theatre chains that chose to play the film
-
The Interview: Sony Says It Is Trying to Find Alternatives to Theatrical Release
On Wednesday, Sony cancelled the theatrical release of the film depicting the assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
-
The Interview: Sony Says Had No Choice but to Shelve Release
Sony Pictures Entertainment on Friday defended its decision, claiming it had no choice but to cancel the film's Christmas Day theatrical release.
-
Sony Aims to Release 'The Interview' on Different Platform
Sony Pictures still hopes to release "The Interview" on a different platform, despite having canceled its theatrical release, the Hollywood studio said Friday.
-
'We Have Not Caved': Sony Chief Michael Lynton on North Korea Hack
Sony boss Michael Lynton denied Friday the Hollywood studio has "caved" by canceling the release of "The Interview," and hit back at President Barack Obama's claim that it had made a mistake.
-
Sony Made 'Mistake' in Pulling North Korea Film: Barack Obama
Sony Pictures "made a mistake" in canceling the release of "The Interview" -- a satirical film about North Korea -- after threats made by hackers, US President Barack Obama said Friday.
-
George Clooney Slams Hollywood For Not Supporting Sony After Hack
Sony Pictures was forced to cancel the release of The Interview as major cinema chains in the US decided not to screen the movie
-
North Korea-Linked Sony Pictures Hack May Be Costliest Ever
The fallout from the hack this week forced Sony to cancel release of the North Korean spoof movie "The Interview."
-
Sony Cancels Release of The Interview, After Hackers Promise 'Christmas Gift'
"We are deeply saddened at this brazen effort to suppress the distribution of a movie, and in the process do damage to our company, our employees, and the American public," read their statement
