81.   The movie makes it clear that the government targeted Weaver for refusing to cooperate.

82.   The movie makes its star, Bing Crosby, box office leader for the year, ahead of Gary Cooper and Bob Hope.

83.   The movie makes little attempt to psychoanalyze Arenas or to explain him.

84.   The movie makes several silly attempts at serious statements about how men mistreat women.

85.   The movie makes some fine points along the way.

86.   The movie makes them all scarily plausible.

87.   The movies make it look so easy.

88.   The movie also makes good use of William Shatner, playing himself.

89.   The movie made further news when the Family Defense Council requested that NBC cut a kiss between Close and her co-star, Judy Davis.

90.   The movie made its debut in September at the Toronto International Film Festival and just opened at the Tivoli at Manor Square.