51.   As a star vehicle, the film has a few moments.

52.   As for his career, the film had, well, zero effect.

53.   As for witty complications or observations worth making about the human condition ... well, the film has a lot of dancing.

54.   As its title implies, the film has a dream-like quality.

55.   As always with Stone, the film has some gritty performances and a certain likable audacity.

56.   As an actor, he finds the characters much more interesting, and feels such films have something to say.

57.   As portrayed by Jerry Stiller, Fineman is a self-righteous but generally amiable artiste who boasts that all his films have serious messages.

58.   As for the controversy the film has raised, Hasidic critics have correctly perceived that Yakin is no fan of fundamentalism and occasionally presents unsavory stereotypes.

59.   Aside from Dunaway and Hatcher emoting over the top, the film has solid performances from Selleck, Travis and the underappreciated Linney.

60.   As these four days play out to their inevitable, star-crossed conclusion, the film has some emotional bite.