"The Interview" will be displayed in YouTube and Google Play

After a sea of news which has been given a complete chronology of the development of events after the hacking of Sony Pictures, Google announced that the film The Interview yes will be displayed online, it was one of the possibilities had been estimated following the threats that were made in case the controversial tape was exhibited.

According to Google, "on Wednesday, Sony began contacting a number of companies, including Google, to see if we could make your movie, 'The Interview', was available online."

However, the company notes that "had had a similar idea and were pleased to help - though given everything that has happened, the security implications were present in our minds ...".

Google continues, "after discussing the drawbacks, Sony and Google agreed that we could not sit back and allow some people to determine the limits of freedom of expression in another country (no matter how dumb could be the content)".

The Interview

The content will be available on Google Play, YouTube Movies, Xbox Video www.seetheinterview.com and from 1 pm (New York time), but will not be free. To recover the investment of 80 million was made on the tape, the cost per view is $ 6 for $ 15 to rent it and buy it.

In addition to the online exhibition, The Interview will be released in at least 300 theaters across America, all this despite threats from hackers who spoke to Sony who said they would take some kind of attack to theaters where the film will be shown .

The film, starring Seth Rogen and James Franco, shows the fictional story of two members of the television industry who are contacted to visit Kim Jong-Un, president of North Korea and, taking advantage of this situation, are appropriated by the CIA for assassinate called "dictator".

Update: The film is now available on the platforms mentioned above, however, can only rent or buy in the United States, with a credit card that country and visiting the favorite website from an IP in the same nation.