Manhattan Murder Mystery

One of the greatest pleasures I have in film is imagining - and therefore internally watching — films that aren't there. Orson Welles is great for this since all but two of his projects were tinkered with by dummies and... Full review

Great fun, and one of Woody Allen's winners (albeit on a minor scale), reuniting him quite snugly with Diane Keaton. Allen and Keaton have such a lived-in rapport (with plenty of jabs but no fatigue) that the sight of them... Full review

"Manhattan Murder Mystery" has the kind of uncomplicated humor that Allen was famous for in his pre-Annie Hall days. It is one of Allen's most charming, if less demanding ventures. You can tell that he is having a good time here.... Full review

IT TOOK ME TEN TIMES OF SEEING THIS FLICK TO MAKE THE CONNECTION, BUT I LIKED IT SO WELL THAT I WATCHED, THEN TIMES! THE THRID PERSON VIEW OF WOODY ALLAN IS NOTHING NEW FOR ALLEN, BUT I THINK ALFED HITCHCOCK... Full review

Manhattan Murder Mystery is a terrific Woody Allen film whit a wonderful mix of murder, mystery and comedy. With an all star fantastic cast; Woody Allen, Diane Keaton, Alan Alda, Anjelica Huston and Jerry Adler.The reunion of Keaton and Allen... Full review

HOORAY!!! Diane Keaton's back! The fairest Allen damsel, Diane Keaton, returns to an Allen film for the first time since Manhattan. However, Allen could have brought her back better. The lovely chemistry that Allen and Keaton showed in the legendary Annie... Full review

It's one of those films you conveniently locate on your video shelf on that day of the year you feel absolutely sick. My video has "Mighty Aphrodite" recorded immediately after it, but my bedridden convalescent body never seems to get... Full review

You would expect something as wonderful, and funny as Annie Hall, but its just plain old dunb, and really not funny, most of the time, sometimes it manages to be, because of Woody Allens one liners.... Full review

This is a nice and light Woody Allen comedy about a death in a building that could be a murder. At least Diane Keaton's character thinks so, without really having a reason for that. She plays Carol Lipton, married to... Full review

Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993) Dir: Woody Allen Supposedly Miss Keaton (never married by the way) only did this film as a favor to Mr. Allen who was enduring some rather unsavory press at the time concerning his breakup with actress... Full review

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. Still, the film is so funny and suspenseful and involving that it's easy to overlook such distractions. ... Full Review

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. ... Full Review

In Manhattan Murder Mystery, the actor Allen is again teamed up with Diane Keaton and writer/director Allen provides them with perfect material. The plot is clever and involving, and best not talked about. ... Full Review

While a fairly enjoyable flick, Murder suffered due to its dual nature. I liked the path Allen took, as he kept us in the dark about the true nature of the flick; Manhattan Murder Mystery had the potential to offer a succinct examination of the midlife point of a longtime relationship. ... Full Review

Unfortunately this is the most interesting relationship in Manhattan Murder Mystery Full of Woody Allen's middle-aged preoccupation's, Manhattan Murder Mystery has a reasonable quota of one-liners and artfully constructed scenes. ... Full Review

Ever since I watched Neil Simon's Murder by Death over the weekend, and subsequently wrote about it , my head has been full of murder mysteries. ... Full Article

The last time I interviewed Walter Mosley , he said he was done with Easy Rawlins. He was putting him down to pursue other interests. ... Full Article

Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz Woody Allen ("Small Time Crooks"/"Manhattan Murder Mystery"/" Annie Hall") for his 36th feature returns to London for his follow-up film after his acclaimed Match Point, one of his better films in years. ... Full Article

It's pure pleasure to welcome back the crack comic team of Woody Allen and Diane Keaton for the first time since the 70s. But look for Manhattan Murder Mystery to be underrated as a trifle. ... Full Article

Woody Allen not only reunites with Diane Keaton, his frequent co-star of his early films, but with the kind of movies he made at that time as well. ... Full Article

What happens when a bored wife thinks her kindly old neighbor commits a murder? Woody Allen attempts to answer the question in his latest cinematic endeavor, Manhattan Murder Mystery . ... Full Article