You have even better odds than that, since they will probably show the movie more than once at every theater.
Is it just me, or does the response seem to be a bit disproportionate? I wouldn't be surprised if the group got some other juicy tidbits from their hack and that is the real reason they shut down the release. Or maybe it is a PR stunt.
But that clash with our current "real-time economics"... and we can't have the old one back, where the rich had to wait hours or even days to get their cash... why don't anyone think about the rich?
I suspect their company culture is fucked up, atleast on the engineering side. Not only have they done this kind of failure before (i.e antenna problems), they also seem to have a real problem making new innovations. Most of their new innovations comes from companies they bought (i.e siri), not from the inside.
If (and that is a big if) they release android phones, they will not be high-end, since that would compete with windows phone and I doubt microsoft wants that.