71.   My film made more money.

72.   More typically, the film cannot make the Great Plains seem as startling to us as they were to Lewis and Clark.

73.   Nevertheless, the film never made it beyond occasional festival appearances in the United States.

74.   No previous film had made interstellar battles -- laser-lit clashes of city-sized starships -- look so real.

75.   Neither a juevenile fantasy nor a fully realized satire, this Rob Reiner film makes for a fascinating flop.

76.   Not every film made in Boston, or anywhere else for that matter, deserves to be shown in theaters from coast to coast.

77.   Of late, domestic films have made a drab lot on video.

78.   One is that as a rule, only the best foreign films make it to these shores.

79.   One of the points Holofcener wanted her film to make was that mixed-race adoption has its complications as well as its rewards.

80.   Other cameo performers, like Larry King, appear not to have known that the film would be making feeble fun of them when they shot their scenes.