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Because of the canceled release of &quot;The Interview,&quot; UCLA students are some of the few people in the world to have ever seen the film in theaters. The event was sponsored by Sony and was screened on Dec. 8 at the James Bridges Theater prior to the threats leveled by unknown hackers. (Courtesy of Andy Tran)

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This post was updated at 12:10 a.m. on Dec. 22. UCLA students are some of the only people in the world that have ever seen the controversial film “The Interview” on the big screen.

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UCLA students react to controversy surrounding film ‘The Interview’

By Lindsay Weinberg

Dec. 21, 2014 11:01 p.m.