[capt_noonie]

Yeah, pretty much.
I think they should have allowed the independent theaters who wanted to show it, go ahead and show it. Then if some people didn't want to be near the potential threat, could go to the major theater chains and see Annie or whatever. Then lots of people who want to see the Interview now bc of all the hoopla would go and support the small guy owned theaters.

To top it off, if theater owners or the studio is afraid of something happening, make everyone who buys a ticket sign a waiver that they realize the risks and would not sue if anything were to happen.

I'm not afraid that the North Korean govt would be able to physically do anything to the theaters here. I'm worried some idiot would try to do something dumb.