Some more about the actual political content in the movie:

For a North Korean watcher, seeing “The Interview” is like seeing an earnest endeavor reflected back through a freak-show mirror. But, behind the silliness and the smut, the penis and butthole jokes, the filmmakers get a lot right about North Korea.

http://www.newyorker.com/news/daily-comment/north-korea-watcher-watches-interview?intcid=mod-most-popular

I agree with this reviewer:

After watching this movie, you almost wonder if Sony were not behind the North Korean threats, in order to promote this piece of rubbish. It's a comedy that teenage boy may like, but not many else will. Both actors are totally overacting, especially Franco is very annoying, and the sexual innuendo is terribly adolescent.

The plot is cringeworthy at best...

I could've written that. But I didn't.

I agree with this reviewer:

After watching this movie, you almost wonder if Sony were not behind the North Korean threats, in order to promote this piece of rubbish. It's a comedy that teenage boy may like, but not many else will. Both actors are totally overacting, especially Franco is very annoying, and the sexual innuendo is terribly adolescent.

The plot is cringeworthy at best...

I could've written that. But I didn't.

Sony is a scumbag company up there with Disney in regard to customer service.

In a few years both these companies will be bankrupt.

The movie is rubbish. Yes a few laughs but not worth paying for this trash.

I agree with this reviewer:

After watching this movie, you almost wonder if Sony were not behind the North Korean threats, in order to promote this piece of rubbish. It's a comedy that teenage boy may like, but not many else will. Both actors are totally overacting, especially Franco is very annoying, and the sexual innuendo is terribly adolescent.

The plot is cringeworthy at best...

I could've written that. But I didn't.

Indeed.

http://www.imdb.com/user/ur21397933/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOSE0v5z5z0

I watched it yesterday and found it brilliant, even when some people are heavily criticizing it. A real good one.

I agree with this reviewer:

After watching this movie, you almost wonder if Sony were not behind the North Korean threats, in order to promote this piece of rubbish. It's a comedy that teenage boy may like, but not many else will. Both actors are totally overacting, especially Franco is very annoying, and the sexual innuendo is terribly adolescent.

The plot is cringeworthy at best...

I could've written that. But I didn't.

Sony is a scumbag company up there with Disney in regard to customer service.

In a few years both these companies will be bankrupt.

The movie is rubbish. Yes a few laughs but not worth paying for this trash.

But watching it let's say at a friend's house would be okay, or? Just saying. -

I agree with this reviewer:

After watching this movie, you almost wonder if Sony were not behind the North Korean threats, in order to promote this piece of rubbish. It's a comedy that teenage boy may like, but not many else will. Both actors are totally overacting, especially Franco is very annoying, and the sexual innuendo is terribly adolescent.

The plot is cringeworthy at best...

I could've written that. But I didn't.

Sony is a scumbag company up there with Disney in regard to customer service.

In a few years both these companies will be bankrupt.

The movie is rubbish. Yes a few laughs but not worth paying for this trash.

But watching it let's say at a friend's house would be okay, or? Just saying. -

yes thats okay.

I was just venting my misfortune.

Sony is a scumbag company up there with Disney in regard to customer service.

In a few years both these companies will be bankrupt.

The movie is rubbish. Yes a few laughs but not worth paying for this trash.

But watching it let's say at a friend's house would be okay, or? Just saying. -

Not even watching it at my house. Stopped and deleted it after precisely 29 minutes of excruciating banality.