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	Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993)
		The emphasis on the murder investigation meant that we learned less about the participants than we might have liked; they all got decent exposition but not enough to make them really come to life.
		Murder offered a fairly comic mystery, and it could be moderately witty and entertaining at times.
		Manhattan Murder Mystery appears in an aspect ratio of approximately 1.85:1 and in a fullscreen version on this double-sided, single-layered DVD; the image has been enhanced for 16X9 televisions.
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	deseretnews.com - Movie review: Manhattan Murder Mystery \| Deseret Morning News Web edition
		"Manhattan Murder Mystery" is Woody Allen's first flat-out comedy in years, and he's taken care to pack it very tightly with loads of laughs and even works in some effective suspense.
		"Manhattan Murder Mystery" provides her with what is unquestionably the best showcase for her comic talents in years — perhaps since her old Woody Allen days.
		The murder mystery is also clever, with quite a few unexpected twists and turns, resolved in a logical, if somewhat complicated manner.
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	:: rogerebert.com :: Manhattan Murder Mystery
		This is the kind of plot you might expect on "Murder, She Wrote." In the hands of Woody Allen, in his new comedy, "Manhattan Murder Mystery," what happens is more or less what would happen in a 1930s novel about an amateur detective.
		Obviously, this guy murdered his wife and is going to run off with his bit of fluff on the side.
		Allen has been called a filmmaker whose subject is Manhattan first and the world second, if at all, and certainly the situation in "Manhattan Murder Mystery" is one that any high-rise apartment dweller (like Allen himself) will naturally identify with.
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	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Manhattan Murder Mystery at Epinions.com
		Manhattan Murder Mystery also reunites Allen with writer Marshall Brickman (the two share screenwriting credit here as they did on Annie Hall and Manhattan).
		While it is true that there's a murder mystery in the Welles film, the two movies are completely mismatched.
		To deflect her advances, Woody sets her up with Alan Alda because deep down he really loves his wife and he doesn't want to mess that up, although the movie plays with the notion that the two are growing bored with each other—that they might both be attracted to other people.
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	filmcritic.com Movie Review: Manhattan Murder Mystery
		Manhattan Murder Mystery follows a couple (Woody Allen and Diane Keaton, seen before in Annie Hall) whose kid has left for college and are now living their lives out on the Upper West Side.
		Although Allen is trepidatious about confronting a murder at first, the bland urban lives of Allen, his wife, his wife's friend (Alda), and the writer Allen edits (Houston), get caught up in the Manhattan murder mystery offered before them.
		For instance, the title Manhattan Murder Mystery alludes to the film Manhattan, and you have the wonderfully brilliant scene in which Diane Keaton decrys wearing a tie with a skirt: the very look that became chic in 1977 with her role in Annie Hall.
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	Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993) - A Review by David Nusair (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		In Manhattan Murder Mystery, Allen and Diane Keaton star as an aging married couple living a comfortable life.
		Keaton is great as usual (has she ever delivered a bad performance?) and even someone like Alan Alda, who doesn't exactly have the greatest track record, delivers an effective performance as a sleazy friend with eyes for Keaton.
		Manhattan Murder Mystery, while not Allen's best film (that's still Annie Hall), is a worthwhile addition to his filmography and certainly warrants a rental.
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	Manhattan Murder Mystery (Jude Seymour) -- 3.5 out of 5
		The people who live in Manhattan are always occupied, and respites in between need to be filled with some sort of interesting hobby.
		The scene that "Manhattan Murder Mystery" incorporates from "Double Indemnity" is the one where Edward G. Robinson explains to Fred MacMurray that even though a case seems open and shut, there is "a little man" inside of him that acts up that tells him something is awry.
		Allen's films tended to be shot handheld for a span of two or three years in 1992-1994, and this movie is jarred by several clumsy movements that constantly remind the viewer they are watching a movie, not getting engrossed in a "murder mystery".
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	Amazon.com: Manhattan Murder Mystery: DVD: William Addy,Jerry Adler,Alan Alda,Joy Behar,Zach Braff,Lynn Cohen,John A. ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		With a typical abundance of Woody Allen witticism and some memorable comic suspense, this engaging throwback to vintage Hollywood mysteries is guaranteed to please even the most noncommittal Woody Allen fans, and the Allen-Keaton chemistry is, as always, a genuine pleasure.
		MANHATTAN MURDER MYSTERY is a pleasant film that can be enjoyed even by people who are luke warm about Allen and his films.
		The pace is a bit slow and the "mystery" is not all that exciting but Allen's gags and take on relationships are as usual entertaining and Keaton and Allen make a convincing married couple.
	www.amazon.com /Manhattan-Murder-Mystery-William-Addy/dp/0767819764 (1400 words)

	‘Manhattan Murder Mystery’ (PG)
		"Manhattan Murder Mystery," his most aggressively parochial movie yet, opens with Bobby Short's version of "I Happen to Like New York," his fawning lyrics lingering while the camera makes love to the nighttime skyline.
		As the evidence mounts, the four concoct an elaborately merry scheme to bring the murderer to justice.
		"Manhattan Murder Mystery" is decidedly light fare, an amusing farce geared more to mainstream audiences than die-hard Woodman fans, who will nevertheless appreciate Allen's flashy references to "Double Indemnity" and "The Lady From Shanghai." All that, and the marriage survives too.
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	Manhattan Murder Mystery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		You are the assigned detective to the case and your mission is to identify the body and find the murderer.
		The timeline for the Murder Mystery is approximately three to four weeks.
		The Manhattan Murder Mystery applies the skills introduced through the individual crime scenarios.
	www.sofweb.vic.edu.au /gc/manhat/manhMM.htm (155 words)

	Review: Manhattan Murder Mystery
		Part of the fun of Manhattan Murder Mystery is guessing whether or not Lillian House was murdered, as Carol believes, or simply died of a heart attack.
		In a sense, that's the mystery of the film, and Woody Allen brings across the solution with his characteristic mix of madcap comedy and on-target realism.
		Manhattan Murder Mystery is closer to a straightforward comedy, providing more laughs than anything Allen has done in a while (he claims to have "indulged" himself with this movie).
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	Manhattan Murder Mystery \| Woody Allen, Diane Keaton \| A Murder, A Mystery And Woody Allen: The...
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		Woody Allen was going through his off-screen scandal with Mia Farrow when Manhattan Murder Mystery was produced, so Diane Keaton was brought in to fill the role intended for Farrow.
		"Manhattan Murder Mystery" is one of Woody Allen's most pleasurable recent films.
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	Chronic Murmuring: Manhattan Murder Mystery
		I recommended a bunch of Woody Allen movies, and John Barach noted that he thought Manhattan Murder Mystery was Woody Allen's funniest movie.
		I own Manhattan Murder Mystery, though, and when Barach said he thought it was his funniest, my interest was kind of piqued.
		The mystery is really fun, but what is hysterical is to watch Allen's character react to his wife (played by Diane Keaton) as she become more and more engrossed in the idea that her neighbor may have murdered his wife.
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	Jest Murder Mystery
		If you're looking for a Murder Mystery that's clever, sinister, Agatha Christy style, "only the smartest in the room" are going to figure it out.
		A fun murder mystery where your people will be the stars of the murder mystery!
		Our shows are all comic murder mysteries with themes ranging from "Western" to "Gangster" to "Halloween!" Looking for that perfect Christmas party for your company or group?
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	RollingStone.com: Manhattan Murder Mystery Review
		For all the giddy romantic fun, Mystery is a strange hybrid -- a love story that opens with a reference to a Bob Hope comedy and ends with a clip from Orson Welles' Lady From Shanghai, a film noir about betrayal in love.
		Mystery was shot last summer at the height of Allen's ugly custody battle with Mia Farrow, who was set to play Carol.
		Better to see Manhattan Murder Mystery for what it is: Annie Hall replayed in a minor key by a filmmaker who sees the comedy, tragedy and transience of love and can't stop playing the game.
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	Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Revolving around the inhabitants of a Manhattan apartment block and their interleaved lives, the central couple are Larry (Woody Allen) and Carol Lipton (Diane Keaton).
		He leaps onto the idea of murder with gusto, spouting forth on all manner of theories and ringing Carol and Larry at indecent hours of the night.
		His normal consistency and accuracy in depicting the dynamics of personal interactions is curiously lacking, reducing the attractiveness of the characters.
	www.film.u-net.com /Movies/Reviews/Manhattan_Murder.html (571 words)

	Amazon.ca: Video: Manhattan Murder Mystery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		'Manhattan Murder Mystery' was the first Woody Allen film I saw, and quite admittedly, I was about to refuse to view more Woody Allen films after that because the lighting and the irregular effects was enough to bore me. But, as the movie deepened, I found myself being wrapped up into the plot.
		This movie is basically about a bored, restless Manhattan housewife (Diane Keaton) who suspects her next-door neighbor just committed a murder and is sniffing around.
		The murder itself is mildly suspenseful, but that's barely the point with a W-Allen movie.
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	Laramie Movie Scope: Manhattan Murder Mystery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		September 28, 1993 -- ``Manhattan Murder Mystery'' is a film that all Woody Allen fans have been waiting for for a long time.
		When she becomes suspicious about the death of a neighbor lady Alda encourages her suspicions and helps her solve the mystery.
		The mystery aspect of the film is also well handled.
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	Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		In one word I would say it is clever.
		A combination of mystery, suspense, drama, and Allen's ingenious humor, Manhattan Murder Mystery is my favorite Woody Allen movie.
		The plot was fresh, and having such humor with suspense is just too good.
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	DVD Breakdown \| Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993)
		The brisk, assured and hugely funny Manhattan Murder Mystery was made at a strange point in Allen's career, having been made just after the hugely publicized break-up with Mia Farrow (which was itself documented so brilliantly in Allen's previous film Husbands and Wives).
		The murder mystery plot had originally been part of the screenplay he wrote for Annie Hall, making the casting of Diane Keaton (a last-minute replacement for Farrow) all the more apt.
		But within his collection of movies that are simply funny and endearing for their own sake, Manhattan Murder Mystery ranks among the best.
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	Film - Manhattan Murder Mystery - Mystery Movies
		MANHATTAN MURDER MYSTERY (1993) is a throw back to those 1930s and 40s witty movies.
		Woody Allen and Diane Keaton (Larry and Carol Lipton) are a married couple and have just met an older couple Paul and Lillian House, who are their apartment neighbors.
		As always with Woody Allen movies, the MANHATTAN MURDER MYSTERY characters are slightly neurotic and live on the high end of life.
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	DVD : Manhattan Murder Mystery
		The reunion of Keaton and Allen only improves this already enjoyable Allen comedy, since they're so comfortable with each other's neuroses that they're delightfully convincing as a married couple who suspect their neighbor of murdering his wife.
		Reunited once again with Diane Keaton, Woody Allen plays a typical Manhattan milquetoast whose somewhat kooky wife is obsessed with the idea that an elderly neighbor might be a murderer.
		Complicating the plot somewhat are the strains that Woody and Diane's characters feel on their longime marriage.
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	Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993)
		Manhattan Murder Mystery is like an updated version of Hitchcock’s Rear Window with neurotic people undergoing mid-life crises instead of glossy Hollywood stars letting their imaginations get the better of them.
		This is not a bad thing, however, and makes for a highly enjoyable movie as the neurosis feeds the paranoia which in turn feeds the tension of the thriller aspect of the movie, and all of this plays incredibly well against the comedy factor.
		Given that the R4 release is more multi-culturally friendly, and is not limited by the NTSC format, and I am a stickler for original aspect ratios, I am giving this to R4.
	www.michaeldvd.com.au /Reviews/Reviews.asp?ID=3702 (1058 words)

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	Manhattan Murder Mystery [1993] - 1.2.0
		MPAA Rating: PG Woody Allen and Diane Keaton play a bored, middle-aged couple living in a Manhattan high-rise, who suspect that their next-door neighbor may have bumped off his wife.
		DISCUSSION TOPICS - Murder, dishonesty, fraud, greed, adultery.
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	Terminus Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Larry (Woody Allen) and Carol (Diane Keaton) are a comfortably married couple living rather a dull life in Manhattan.
		And despite the fact that Larry and Carol are among the worst amateur detectives ever portrayed on screen, they eventually solve the mystery and bring the muderer to justice.
		The murder mystery is, at first, a symbol of the trouble in the Lipton's marriage.
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	Manhattan Murder Mystery News
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	SLEEPING WITH THE PAST: MANHATTAN MURDER MYSTERY, SPLITTING HEIRS
		Woody Allen and Eric Idle each try to do the latter in their new comedies, Allen's MANHATTAN MURDER MYSTERY and Robert Young's SPLITTING HEIRS, respectively.
		Soon, she suspects there's another woman, and that Paul House may be a murderer.
		When she tries to enlist Larry's help, he tells her he's crazy (when she says they may be living next to a murderer, he replies, "Well, New York is a melting pot").
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