51.   The movie never takes a stand as to who might have been telling the truth, who was lying.

52.   The movie takes a Serbian view of the conflict, and it often has an amateurish feel, but it is a long way from a diatribe.

53.   The movie takes place in the gilded precincts of New York, not touching on many other problems of divorce.

54.   The movie then takes us back into his childhood to show how he got that way.

55.   The movie took decades to get to the screen.

56.   The movie takes a few dozen cliches and bats them into the air with affection.

57.   The movie takes enormous liberties from the book.

58.   The movie takes place in the fictitious town of Mount Rose, a none too subtle reference to her hometown, Rosemount, in rural Minnesota.

59.   The movie takes place while a garbage strike in Glasgow leaves the streets lined with festering piles of refuse.

60.   The movie takes sharp digs at yuppie medical students who welcome a device that will enable them to discard their aging parents and concentrate on their careers.