81.   The final scene is such a heavy dose of Hollywood schmaltz that you half expect Auteuil and Paradis to be replaced by Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan.

82.   The final scene shows a picture of the Bunns running to Washington.

83.   The final scene was quite different from the one at the end of the first half, when the Longhorns left the field to a cascade of boos.

84.   The final scene, says Shammash, reveals a lot about them.

85.   The final scene is George calling around for a date.

86.   The final scene presents the happy couple as a bride and bridegroom atop a humongous wedding cake.

87.   The final scene stops just short of announcing a sequel.

88.   The extended final scene, in which Wotan lays Bruennhilde to rest atop a mountain surrounded by crackling, impenetrable flames, is serene and luminous.

89.   The final boxing scenes were shot last January.

90.   The final scene of the film involves an audience of hundreds of women whooping and cheering the blue-collar strippers.