Jakarta - Apple finally come to market The Interview on iTunes, the film sparked controversy because it could make North Korea more hate the United States and launched a cyber war.
As quoted Recode, Monday (12/29/2014), a film produced by Sony Pictures this went on sale in limited to iTunes users in the United States and Canada with a tag of $ 15, and $ 6 if you just want to rent it alone.
With the presence of this movie in iTunes, Apple like lick her own spit. Because the Cupertino-based company that had refused to market. However, because of the great potential to be money, Apple was powerless to resist.
From cinema ticket sales at Christmas yesterday, films that provoke curiosity managed to generate gross revenues of USD 1 million. That does not include streaming in from a paid channel like YouTube, Xbox, Google Play, and Sony's own website.
This film has made North Korea upset that tells the story of the murder of the current leaders, Kim Jong-Un. Because this movie, Sony finally cracked hacker server - which, according to President Obama, the mastermind is North Korea.
Before the film is marketed, the scene of death of Kim Jong-Un in this fim had already leaked. He described killed in a helicopter missile exploded due to exposure. The scene was dramatized with slow motion effects, shows the seconds burning head Kim Jong-Un.
With scenes that are made like that, no wonder the North Korean government was furious. They call the film The Interview is like a 'call to war' and promised to give retaliation.
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