OPENING THIS WEEK.

Best Man, Best Boy and All of Us Twenty Years Later In his follow up to his Oscar-winning documentary ``Best Boy,'' Ira Wohl takes another look at his mentally retarded cousin (Laemmle Grande 4-Plex, downtown L.A.).

Blast From the Past Brendan Fraser plays a man who has spent his whole life in a bomb shelter. When he emerges after 30 years for supplies, he meets Alicia Silverstone and sees that life has more possibilities than he imagined (Citywide).

God Said, ``Ha!'' Film of Julia Sweeney's one-woman stage show about her really bad year (Nuart, West L.A.).

Message in a Bottle Based on Nicholas Sparks' tearjerker, this romantic drama follows a woman who finds a poignant love letter in a bottle washed up on the shore. She tracks down the author, a lonely widower struggling to make peace with his past. Kevin Costner and Robin Wright Penn play the lovers, with Paul Newman providing support (Citywide).

My Favorite Martian Another television series adapted for the big screen. Christopher Lloyd, though, is a logical bit of casting as the title character (Citywide).

Tango Film director gets jilted by his wife and sets out to make a movie about tango. He falls in love with one of the dancers, who happens to be the mistress of the film's main investor. Will love or commerce win out? (Laemmle Royal, West L.A.).

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Photo: Christopher Lloyd has the title role in ``My Favorite Martian.''