Obama should organize a special White House showing of "The Interview"

[ButterflyBlood]

Best way to back up his strong statement against Sony for their previously cowardly actions in pulling it. And show him for being the President with guts that he's been.

[oldandhappy]

1. I suspect that will happen.

The marketing is going gangbusters. With such a limited (300 theaters?) opening, people will be salivating to get tickets. The 'Did you see it?' conversations will not stop for awhile.

[walkingman]

2. We seem to go wild with enthusiasm to support a film

that is at best a stupid comedy but it is almost impossible to get the general public excited about anything meaningful.

NSA spying, torture, illegal wars, citizens united, climate change - all too much trouble but don't censor Hollywood - we are outraged. Welcome to the America!

Peace

[elehhhhna]

3. oh yeah, diplomatically thatsva winner

Wth?

[former9thward]

4. Why doesn't he put it on the White House website?

Why is this not done? Is someone afraid?

[alcibiades_mystery]

7. Because that's stupid?

[former9thward]

10. Why?

[PSPS]

5. He may as well. He's already embarrassed us with his part in their promotional campaign.

Plus, as a bonus, it got the torture report off the front page.

[delrem]

6. No, he should not! He definitely should not!

But I think some people should stop and think. Stop and meditate. Stop and get a sense of proportion.

[Bluenorthwest]

8. I'm sure they have already seen it. Why not? One of the best perks of the Presidency....

If not Obama, someone has screened it. They have a nice projection room.

[ecstatic]

9. no.

I hope he doesn't do that. We've been punked long enough with regard to that silly movie. Someone is having a good laugh. Time to move on.

[hughee99]

11. I thought we were against presidents who use torture? n/t