They still have to pay a cut to all the services that have been distributing the film online. Maybe not as large of a chunk as what the theaters would take but all the various online services aren't playing the film for free.

This article is incorrect about the movie "breaking even" because it made $46 million. For a Hollywood film to break even it needs to earn roughly 2.5x the negative production cost. The Interview had a $44 million budget, so to reach the black it would need to earn around $110 million.

The Russo Brothers have directed over 50 episodes of Community, this homecoming is welcome news.

It's not a remake, it just shares a title with the 1981 film, that is all.

You can say whatever you want, that is your right. However, your EMPLOYER has the right to fire you if your views don't match their corporate ideology. Imagine what would happen if you worked at a Chinese restaurant and then proudly proclaimed that you hated all Chinese people? How long do you think you'd last…

Now I have no reason to continue watching NBC. I'd like to give out a hearty FUCK YOU to the entire NBC brass who made this decision, I hope your ratings continue to decline.

The studio would be stupid not to capitalize on Jennifer Lawrence's global stardom, I'd push this film ahead of another Wolverine or any other spinoff.

It's not going to get cancelled, it's too valuable to ABC/Disney as a marketing tool for the film franchise. It has pretty much been guaranteed a renewal since before the pilot episode aired.

I know it seems fashionable to hate this show, to nitpick it and take it apart piece by piece and then proclaim proudly to the world where every part completely sucks.