61.   The film takes issue with that sentiment, or lack of it, and goes on to indict media and corporate callousness and venality.

62.   The film takes place mostly on an island on which dinosaurs run free, though not for long.

63.   The film takes place on the Missouri-Kansas border, where Southern Bushwackers and Union Jayhawkers chaotically roam the countryside, dispensing guerrilla justice as they see fit.

64.   The film takes rather too long setting the stage for the long-postponed space shot they regard as unfinished business.

65.   The film takes them seriously enough to destroy any shred of wit, yet not seriously enough to make sense.

66.   The film took home a statue for Best Artistic Achievement.

67.   The films have taken a place in our popular consciousness, representing both the high and low of contemporary filmmaking.

68.   The film takes as its inspiration the discovery a few years back of a Stone Age tribe in the jungles of New Guinea.

69.   The film takes itself very seriously.