71.   The film shows what would happen if she ran in three different directions.

72.   The film showed a tumor the size of a misshapen orange, a lesion so destructive it was clear the limb could not be saved.

73.   The film showed both that Ellington was famous, and what he was famous for.

74.   The film showed his funeral, his badly mangled car, and a tearful mourner placing flowers against a tree at the crash site.

75.   The film showed police officers firing machine guns into the air as they arrived.

76.   The film shows a complete rehearsal without breaks.

77.   The film shows faceless hordes of commuters and bureaucrats moving at a frantic pace, imprisoned by technology, divorced from a ravaged environment.

78.   The film shows links between what they were doing at the time and the evolution into what you see on MTV today.

79.   The film shows Maris getting bombarded with insults from bleacher creatures both at home and on the road.

80.   The film shows Pocahontas as the daughter of Indian chief Powhatan in Colonial Virginia.