Which film was temporarily pulled from theaters in 2014 after a major studio received threats, but was later released through online platforms, setting a precedent for simultaneous digital and limited theatrical releases?

Major film studios occasionally face the challenging decision to recall or pull content after release. These recalls can stem from technical issues, controversial content, legal challenges, or unexpected audience reactions. Understanding how studios handle these situations reveals fascinating insights into the intersection of art, commerce, and public relations in the entertainment industry. Test your knowledge about some of Hollywood's most notable product recalls and the impact they had on the business.

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The Interview (Sony Pictures)
Zero Dark Thirty (Columbia Pictures)
The Dictator (Paramount Pictures)
Snowden (Open Road Films)