Man who Bought $650 Worth of Tickets for ‘The Interview’ Wants a Refund
The theater offered to give the money to charity, but the man believes that would be an “irresponsible” use of his cash
Current Time 0:00
Duration -:-
Loaded: 0%
Stream Type LIVE
Remaining Time -:-
This is a modal window.
The media could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported.
Man Who Bought $650 Worth of Tickets for The Interview Wants a Refund (Mediaite)
An Ohio man last week bought $650 worth of tickets for The Interview so he could try selling them himself online, but there wasn’t enough demand and he’s fighting a local movie theater to get his money back.
Jason Best bought 50 tickets––at $13 a ticket––from the Esquire Theater in Clifton, with the goal of selling them back (while keeping one for himself). But Sony ended up making The Interview available online, meaning that more people gravitated towards watching it at home, which led to less people seeing it in theaters. As a result, Best did not sell all his tickets.
Video files (1)
Full
Compact
10/04/2016: Dem. Senator Who Voted for Iran Deal Says Chances Are ‘Very High’ that Iran Will Cheat
Views: 7
Purchases: 0
0:01:00
10/04/2016: Dem. Senator Who Voted for Iran Deal Says Chances Are ‘Very High’ that Iran Will Cheat
Views: 7
Purchases: 0
0:01:00
Audio files
Full
Compact
Loading...
