Since his retire Uncle George had become a frequent visitor 76. ______
at art exhibitions, and Aunt Judith was pleasing not only because 77. ______
it did not cost much but also because it made good impression 78. ______
on the neighbors. However, after a time, Uncle, not content of 79. ______
just looking at the pictures, began to buy them and his wife’s 80. ______
pleasure grew little. What happened when Uncle returned home 81. ______
with his latest picture was always same. Aunt Judith’s welcome 82. ______
uses to die on her lips as she saw the large parcel under his arm, 83. ______
but Uncle never seems to notice. He would rush past his wife, 84.______
place the parcel on the hall table excitingly. 85. ______

[A] Lazy wives prefer regular coffee.
B. Advertising doesn’t always make favorable sales.
C. People pay little attention to advertising.
D. Regular coffee has better taste than instant coffee.

After his Oscar success as an aging cowboy in Unforgotten, Clint Eastwood plays an aging secret-service man in this action movie. He is Frank Horrigan, a devoted citizen who has strong love for his country and who believes that he was responsible for the death of John F. Kennedy in 1963. When a madman, played by John Malkovich, says that he will kill the present President, Horrigan is given the chance to redeem himself.
Sleepless in SeattleA very interesting film from Nora Ephron, the writer-director of When Harry Met Sally. One Christmas, a little boy, who has just lost his mother, calls a national radio station to find a new wife for his dad, played by Tom Hanks. When a radio-reporter hears the program, she is sure that she has found the man of her dream and spends the rest of the film in an eager search for him.
The Firm
Tom Cruise plays a young lawyer, Mitch McDeere, who finds out that several members of his new law firm have died. When an FBI man finds out that the firm is run by the Mafia(黑手党), Mitch is offered a job as an undercover agent(便衣特工), who will pretend to work for one side while working for another, However, he refuses and thinks up a way neither to follow the FBI nor the Mafia. This is Tom Cruise acting the part he knows best--The Great American Individual.