Mid 1993

Moderate Acceptance

– Directed by Woody Allen
– More Scoop Match Point Melinda and Melinda Anything Else Hollywood Ending
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Manhattan Murder Mystery

Manhattan Murder Mystery is a 1993 film directed by and starring Woody Allen who plays Manhattanite book editor Larry Lipton. Lipton's wife, played by Diane Keaton, becomes curious about the death of a neighbor in their apartment building and drags her reluctant husband into an amateur criminal investigation. The title was originally a generic working title of the sort Allen uses while shooting most of his films and was simply never changed. The movie, co-written with Marshall Brickman, features performances by Anjelica Huston and Alan Alda as friends of the couple, who also become involved in the investigation (albeit to a lesser extent). Diane Keaton's role was written for Mia Farrow before her separation from Allen.

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:02:01

You promise to watch the game
and not be bored...

:02:04

...and I'll go to the opera next week.
I already bought earplugs.

:02:08

With your eyesight
I'm surprised you can see the puck.

:02:12

Yay. All right!

:02:19

I can't wait to get into bed.

:02:22

- There's a Bob Hope movie on television.
- I know.

:02:25

Do you believe this guy? Killed 12
victims. Dismembered and ate them.

:02:29

- Really? It's an alternative lifestyle.
- Yeah. I'll say.

:02:41

- Hold the elevator!
- We're coming.

:02:43

- Hold the elevator.
- That's all right.

:02:48

- I see you at the gym sometimes.
- You do?

:02:51

- We live down the hall.
- I go whenever I have the discipline.

:02:55

- It's important to put that time in.
- I agree.

:02:59

Exercising changed my life. Just...

:03:01

I prefer to atrophy.
I don't like exercise.

:03:04

- We bought a treadmill last week.
- We had one.

:03:07

We got rid of it because
it was taking up space.

:03:10

You have to get on it once in a while.

:03:12

It's confusing with all those
computerized programs.

:03:16

- I'm just never going to get that.
- I know.

:03:19

- Wonderful meeting...
- Well, yeah.

:03:21

- You never meet your neighbors.
- Isn't it funny?

:03:24

- Good night.
- Good night.

:03:26

Such a lovely couple.

:03:27

- Oh, say... Hello?
- Yeah?

:03:30

Why don't you come in and have
a drink? We'd love that.

:03:33

- That'd be fine.
- She makes great Irish coffee.

:03:36

- Please.
- There's a movie I want to watch.

:03:39

- Give me a treadmill lesson.
- About the tread...

:03:42

Listen, if I can figure it out,
then believe me, anybody can.

:03:48

- I don't know what I'm doing.
- It's easy.

:03:51

- Let's look. I'm at level five.
- You're that advanced?

:03:55

I work out a lot.
Look at these diagrams.

:03:57

That's amazing.

:03:59

- I can't understand this.
- Let me see.

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