91.   The film opened just before the presidential election last year, so the line has taken on an added level of humor.

92.   The film opens Friday and is part of the New York Jewish Film Festival at Lincoln Center.

93.   The film opens in a leafy middle-class suburb where the newly arrived Fabre family is introducing itself to its neighbors with a barbecue.

94.   The film opens in Connecticut, but it is quickly apparent that the Bradley family bears an unmistakable resemblance to the Kennedys of Massachusetts.

95.   The film opens in theaters next Friday.

96.   The film opens in warm, soft reds and yellows with a blazing sun imprinted upon the backdrop.

97.   The film opens to a theatrical crisis.

98.   The film opens Wednesday.

99.   The film opens with a cartoon character, Truth, being chased and fired upon by an enraged mob.

100.   The film opens with a handwritten plea, begging the audience to give his magic a chance.