Manhattan (2/10) Movie CLIP - On Nazis and Orgasms (1979) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Isaac (Woody Allen) shares a conversation with a group of quirky writers at an equal rights benefit.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
On the heels of Annie Hall, the Oscar-winning romantic comedy that rocketed Woody Allen to the front ranks of American filmmakers, Manhattan continued Allen's romantic obsessions in a slightly darker, more pessimistic vein. Allen stars as Isaac Davis, a TV comedy writer sick of the pap he is forced to churn out and harboring dreams of being the great American novelist. His love life is in barbed-wire territory: he is tormented by his second ex-wife Jill (Meryl Streep), a lesbian who has written a tell-all book about their marriage, and he is dating teenager Tracy (Mariel Hemingway), to whom he refuses to commit, and keeps hinting that a breakup may be imminent. Isaac's disillusioned (and married) best friend Yale (Michael Murphy) has begun an affair with the cerebral writer Mary Wilke (Diane Keaton). While Isaac makes a last minute, sink-or-swim decision to quit his job and devote all of his time to book writing, and neurotically moans about what the lack of a full time job will do to him ("My parents won't have as good of a seat in the synagogue," he moans. "They'll be far away from God... away from the action") Yale is crippled by his lack of resolve, as indicated by his inability to leave his wife Emily (Anne Byrne). Meanwhile, Isaac and Mary begin to fall for one another. Tracy then tells Isaac the basic truth that none of his hung-up friends and past lovers fully realizes: "You have to have a little more faith in people." Manhattan is both a seriocomic dissection of perpetually dissatisfied New Yorkers and an ode to the city itself, filmed in glorious black-and-white by ace cinematographer Gordon Willis, and set to a score of rhapsodic George Gershwin music.
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1979)
Cast: Helen Hanft, Tisa Farrow, Victor Truro, Michael O'Donoghue, Diane Keaton, Woody Allen
Director: Woody Allen
Producers: Charles H. Joffe, Robert Greenhut, Jack Rollins
Screenwriters: Woody Allen, Marshall Brickman
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[@jackiescanlon]

“My worst one was right on the money.” Great line.

[@Jacam781]

I think I probably haven't given enough credit to the lady who sets him up - her delivery is absolutely brilliant too.

[@bryson217]

Quite literally every networking event I find myself obligated to go to.

[@Naltddesha]

That’s weird at if that’s true

[@johnpriceuk]

Diane Keaton's face when he's talking about the film, solid gold

[@ramencurry6672]

In my opinion her best moments are in comedy especially with Woody.

The man is a genius...comedic & otherwise. He's been at this shit for 5+ decades...Keatons line, 'I'm from Philadelphia...'...that's gold, Jerry...gold! 'It's hard to satirize a guy with shiny boots....' lmfao. This few mins has about a dozen jokes, and they are all on the money...like my worst orgasm.

[@mikesmith-pj7xz]

And extra points for the Seinfeld/Banna deep cut!:-)

[@h.a.b.arguille1896]

Screws so great- *Screws* so great? Screws so great...

[@lw3646]

Love how he casually brushes off the quitting his job query.

[@nightshadegatito]

Makes me think of Jane Austen somehow. The dialogue and interplay of emotions is rich.

[@cdpr99]

The writing is so good I feel like I'm eavesdropping

[@karlhungus5554]

Wonderful dialogue, as always.

[@padzzz9377]

I'm on Woody Allen binge and just finished Manhattan and wanted to share that last line with my mate. That's literally me😂

[@KQwest98]

Manhattan*

[@k.t.5405]

Manhat'n * @@KQwest98

[@HG-pi3qp]

This scene alone solidifies how good this dude was.

[@pedrobakale7180]

"screw so great?"😆😆😆

[@VictorRochaGaming]

The late great Michael O'Donohue as the director. Legendary writer from SNL and National Lampoon.

[@Jacam781]

Woody gets the punchline but he is set up absolutely superbly by this guy's performance.

[@jackburton3540]

I thought he looked familiar

[@spinnact]

He's brilliant. Such a shitbag!

[@nsrikanth6734]

From 1:02 mins to 1:43 mins, Diane Keaton's unique performance.

[@bierdlll]

This scene is just hysterical! 😂😂 and not far off from real life!

[@LoisCandler]

Woody!!❤ he never disappoints me when he delivers a zinger!❤ priceless!

[@Raelspark]

Bricks and baseball bats get right to the point.

[@jobob47]

yes, they always do. but a good satire in the the new york post is almost as good.

[@mbkirova]

Timely.

[@martigrant1145]

00:08 - Isaac Davis. Need I say more. Like.... That one's so deep I can't come up with an analogy. Like kosher wine and chitlings for dinner.

[@cdpr99]

I wish that I was at this party just to hear this conversation!

[@nysguy07]

Michael O’Donoghue was in the first skit ever on SNL. The wolverine.

[@sitarone]

Screw so great ? 😂 1:20

[@artykohl1118]

"I'm from Philadelphia, " --- "I didn't know what the hell it meant then, either. "

[@daveorme1683]

Back when I was in college, whenever we had something we didn't understand or relate to, it was: I'm from Philadelphia. I just don't get that. We were all big fans.

[@phillipakhzar9047]

Before Larry David there was Woody Allen

[@mirdja83]

1:44 Mia Farrow's sister Tisa

[@gracestenberg4188]

I thought it was Mia Farrow...

[@Jacam781]

Ah - never knew that. As I commented above, the delivery of her line to set Woody up is absolutely perfect.

[@brianhughes3312]

“Dear Prudence” was written for her. Mia Farrow’s sister is the “prudence” of the song.

[@mirdja83]

@@brianhughes3312 Actually it was different sister, her name is Prudence.

[@devinbarnes7381]

Keaton. Light of my eyes :*

[@courtnisaizon4546]

Love this movie!

[@steved8053]

I thought I was the only person who liked this.

[@jobob47]

my worst one was right on the money. damn. awesome!

[@SSs-ch4ey]

Cries out in pain as he strikes

[@gracestenberg4188]

Mike o’Donohughe and Diane Keaton...lol!

[@jackiepage6120]

“Of course I’m here.”

[@SteveCash-v4y]

Check out the last line of Manhattan. " Not everyone gets corrupted, you have to have a little faith in people," a beautiful and poignant way to end the movie

[@PeterShieldsukcatstripey]

Woody scared of the authoritarian personality (straight from the Frankfurt school).

[@KrasMazovHatesYourGuts]

No.

[@k.t.5405]

'"Straight from the Frankfurt school" easy professor, sit down, WILL YA?

[@PeterShieldsukcatstripey]

'Philadelphia' means Catholic.

[@MeMe-td1ye]

No it doesn't

[@noorclean2915]

I will never thrive in this situation but it was good time to be scammer back then as long as u can fakin it lol

[@elih9700]

NYT, all the news that's fit to print. What a load ok bollocks.

[@frankerhedden6296]

Why is he a glutton for punishment & too visual?

[@winstonsmith9533]

Mia's sister

[@rindanefikirleriolan1flano664]

Political obsessions and politically corrects...

[@ВладГрад-х4м]

Обратите внимание на кадры фильма . Это было всего 40 лет назад, вокруг белые человеки , сегодня в Нью-Йорке 99% цветное злобное население

[@bubz4196]

Woody is in the wrong here and the socialites are actually right. Satirization is always more effective in the long run because physical force isn't an idea that lasts. Only suppresses.

[@frankpeter6851]

Wrong If people had brought bats and bricks to Charlottesville and beat the crap out of the white supremacists, that would have been remembered for a very long time.

[@АртоВэнтьфорт]

@@frankpeter6851 The scrawnies and obese antifas would have been the ones eating the pavement as always.

[@raylast3873]

@@АртоВэнтьфорт come back to Cable Street and we‘ll see who‘s eating pavement, fashy,

[@Jacam781]

I guess we'll never know what grade his professor gave him when he handed in his thesis.

[@hegaliandialectics4289]

the soviets quickly writing as many satirical hit pieces as possible to crush the fascist menace invading and genociding their people.

[@PeterShieldsukcatstripey]

Get that poor girl away from those people and that doctor. She needs a husband and children and then she'll have the right kind.

[@professorobvious.5957]

Can someone help me understand why this movie was made? I may be just a millennial but the guy is smart, funny, charming from certain POV and seems like he has got a lot going for him, why would he mess around with a high schooler? Why would such a talented director make a movie about this and think yeah this ain’t creeping.

[@chickenringNYC]

Check out Nabokov's Lolita

[@lettherebelamp5102]

0:38 “...get some guys together, get some bricks and baseball bats and really... explain things to em.” 🧱 👊

[@frankmorris5224]

That line and "my worst one was right on the money' crack me up every time 🤣