The comedy who displease Pyongyang is on air

After many adventures, the comedy The interview, on a plot to assassinate north-korean leader Kim Jong-Un (Randall Park), is now visible in a few hundred theaters in the United States, one of the main players being even invited wednesday night at a screening in Los Angeles.
"We thought that it never happens again"n declared Seth Rogen, co-director and one of the poster for the comedy heads during a night sitting on wednesday, one of the very first to feature film, in an independent film in Los Angeles. Co-director Evan Goldberg, also present at the surprise appearance, thanked the audience for making the move: "The fact that he projected here and all of you guys, your coming..." "damn, it's super awesome"n said Mr. Rogen, ending the sentence of his friend. "We just wanted to thank you. In movies like this without people like you guys, it wouldn't have happened",said Seth Rogen, according to videos posted on YouTube by many spectators. Cause the major US movie channels all announced last week that they wouldn't project the comedy as a result of threats from hackers, referring to the attacks of september 11. A decision that forced the studio Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) to cancel the trip to the movies, scheduled on december 25 in the United States after being delayed once. Actors and directors had denounced a serious attack on freedom of expression, many parliamentarians had regretted the decision of SPE and President Barack Obama called the retreat a "mistake".
Tuesday, the studio finally changed posture by allowing a limited release (about 300 cinemas have planned to show the film according to US media, initially against 2,500) and making it available on wednesday evening, for a fee, on several internet platforms and a dedicated website "See The Interview".
The general manager of the studio Michael Lynton said that Sony had "always intended to broadcast the film on a national platform". 
It was at the outset a simple american comedy starring James Franco and Seth Rogen in television journalists who get an interview with Kim Jong-Un. It was then that the CIA gets involved and load kill the young leader. It has become an international issue, with the protection of freedom of expression on the frontline. Because the film has so angered Pyongyang, which called "terrorist act", that North Korea has sponsored a massive hacking SPE with blackmail. This was affirmed the US federal police, the FBI, last week. The incident revealed on november 24 was claimed by a group of pirates "Guardians of the Peace" (GOP), demanding the film studio that cancels the movie. These hackers were particularly threatened to attack the cinemas that would project the comedy.
The communist regime denies being involved in this piracy --in which the personal data of 47,000 employees and partners of Sony Pictures have in particular been stolen-- but praised the authors.
President Obama assured that Washington will replicate after that hacking, described by the FBI like the most serious cyber attack ever conducted in the United States. 
The government news agency north-korean has again stirred the threat of the nuclear arsenal of the regime and advised Washington to "think twice about its hostile policy" toward Pyongyang.