MOVIES - Aug. 11, 1988
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And from the Department of Irony: Universal Pictures was holding its New York media screenings of Martin Scorsese’s “The Last Temptation of Christ” at its corporate screening room in Manhattan. The address of that screening room just happens to be 666 Fifth Ave.--and if you’ve seen any film or read any book in the last 20 years that dealt with the occult or the supernatural, you should know what the number 666 signifies. . . .
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