41.   One scene has her knocking Leicester to the floor and straddling him like a dominatrix.

42.   One scene has Willis telling members of a congressional committee exactly what to expect when they pop the top on this martial-law jack-in-the-box.

43.   Scenes had to be removed, edited or blurred before MTV would televise them.

44.   Still, the writer concedes, some scenes will surely have to be cut entirely.

45.   Sprinkled with snow flurries, some scenes have an enchanting sense of lighthearted magic.

46.   Thankfully, this scene has more on its mind than the age-old cliche.

47.   That scene had the audience roaring throughout.

48.   The excruciating funeral scene will have audiences simultaneously cringing and roaring.

49.   The early combat scenes have an immediacy and disorienting vividness that ranks right up there with prime Oliver Stone.

50.   The early scenes have a burned-out, faded-yellow tinge.