Fallout surrounding the Sony Pictures film "The Interview" continues.<br /> <br />After canceling the New York premiere of the comedy about the assassination of North Korean President Kim Jong-Un, several movie theater chains have now said they will delay plans to feature the film on their screens.<br /> <br />The theaters include Carmike Cinemas and Regal, who have made the announcement official.<br /> <br />AMC, Cinemark and Cineplex haven't formally announced their plans, but the Hollywood Reporter said they too would postpone their screenings.<br /> <br />A threat against theaters planning to show the controversial movie was published on the Internet on December 16th.<br /> <br />It promised a "bitter fate" for those who went to see the movie which is scheduled for general release on December 25th.<br /> <br />But Cybersecurity expert Emilian Papadopoulos says there's not much intelligence to back the threats.<br /> <br />SOUNDBITE: Emilian Papadopoulos, Good Harbor Security Risk Management, saying (English):<br /> <br />"There
