91.   Someday, the American movie musical will rise from the grave to reclaim its lost glory, and its visionary will have been Gene Kelly.

92.   Still, no one is proclaiming the death of the megaplex, the major motor in the modernization of the American movie house.

93.   Sturges, of course, was a kind of anti-Capra, perhaps the greatest cynic the American movie industry has yet produced.

94.   That was the last decade when women really got their due in American movies, but these four convince you there could be some changes.

95.   The box office was dominated by American movies, as it is today.

96.   The development of digital television in Europe will in turn provide an important market for American movies.

97.   The group shored up that arsenal by spending heavily over the last two years to acquire pay-per-view television rights from major American movie studios.

98.   The fact is that big-budget American movies are no longer made for Americans.

99.   The main cinema in the Siberian city in Irkutsk said it was pulling American movies and showing instead Yugoslav features to protest the NATO airstrikes.

100.   The megaplexing trend appears to be going as global as the taste for American movies.