COSTELLO: A world full of fear. That's the latest threat from the hackers who attacked Sony over the controversial film "The Interview." They're vowing to turn their anger toward moviegoers in the form of a 9/11 attack. One New York City theater taking that threat very seriously. The Landmark's Sunshine canceling the film's premiere, which is scheduled for tomorrow night. And while Sony does not officially plan to pull the movie, a source close to the situation says the company will not object if theaters decide not to show it. And the box office may not be the only place that Sony takes a hit. Two former employees have now filed a class-action lawsuit against the company after the hackers got access to information like Social Security Numbers and medical conditions. The suit reads in part, quote, "an epic nightmare, much better suited to a cinematic thriller than to real life, is unfolding in slow motion for Sony's current and former employees. Their most sensitive data has been leaked to the public and may even be in the hands of criminals."
Sony Hackers Threaten to Target Movie- Goers