Sony Says "No Further Release Plans" for 'The Interview,' Steve Carell's 'Pyongyang' Canceled In Wake Of North Korea Hacks

"I think every business has the right to do whatever they want, but when -- en masse -- all of these businesses decide not to present a movie, they’re basically setting themselves up for other people to threaten them. What do they do when someone says the same thing about the James Bond movie or 'Annie'?" Judd Apatow told The LA Times, in response to Sony's decision to pull the release of Seth Rogen and James Franco's "The Interview." "There may be credible evidence of imminent violence that I don’t know about. But if they don’t really have that information, how many movies are they willing not to release? Our community is based on freedom of expression. Are we going to suppress ourselves every time someone posts something online? It’s a dark future."

It's a sentiment that many have been sharing following Sony's shocking news, but for now, the studio is holding fast to their choice to keep "The Interview" under lock and key. The movie was been...