61.   The movie takes the rosiest possible view of a ticklish situation.

62.   The movie took the top prize at the Cannes Film Festival and had the prestigious opening-night spot at the New York Film Festival.

63.   The new ABC production is unevenly cast, but the sumptuous score is intact and the movie takes advantage of Australian and Tahitian scenery for visual impact.

64.   The pocket as a place where she grew up, where a human should live, where her new movie takes place.

65.   The paved-over suburban wasteland in which the movie takes place is everywhere and nowhere in America.

66.   The ostensible plot has as many twists and turns as the Los Angeles street from which the movie takes its name.

67.   The reason is that I love space movies and very rarely do these movies take into account zero gravity.

68.   The satire is mostly tepid and the movie more often takes the low-comedy road.

69.   The two movies take place in the abstract, messy, anxious reaches of the human psyche, and in their intimacy they can be uncomfortable to watch.

70.   Then the movie takes a different tack.