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Does Sony’s decision to pull the film, ‘The Interview,’ set a dangerous precedent?

Sony decided to pull 'The Interview' from movie theaters after the fallout from the leak scandal and threats against theaters showing the film

By MS NOW staff

Dec 18, 2014

Sony decided to pull ‘The Interview’ from movie theaters after the fallout from the leak scandal and threats against theaters showing the film.

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