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Clips from Annie Hall (1977)

"Anyway, so George is standing in line..."
Annie Hall (1977)
"but the thing is he falls asleep, and he never wakes up."
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"So he's dead."
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"He's dead. Yeah."
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"Oh, dear."
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"Well, terrible, huh? Wouldn't you say?"
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"Pretty awful."
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"It's a great story, though. It really made my day."
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"I think I should get out of here, 'cause I think I'm imposing."
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"Really? Maybe..."
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"- You don't have to. - But I'm all perspired and everything."
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"Didn't you take a shower at the club?"
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"No, no. I never shower in a public place."
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"Why not?"
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"I see."
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"- I see, I guess. - You never know what's going to happen."
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"- 15 years, huh? - 15 years, yeah."
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"You're what Grammy Hall would call "a real Jew.""
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"Thank you."
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"She hates Jews. She thinks they just make money."
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"But she's the one, is she ever. I'm telling you."
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"So, did you do those photographs in there?"
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"They're wonderful. They have a quality."
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"Well, I would like to take a serious photography course."
Annie Hall (1977)
"It's a new art form. A set of aesthetic criteria have not emerged yet."
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"Aesthetic criteria? You mean whether it's a good photo or not?"
Annie Hall (1977)
"I just try to feel it, to get a sense of it and not think about it so much."
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"I don't know. I mean, I guess you must be sort of late."
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"You know, I've got to get there and begin whining soon."
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"Are you busy Friday night?"
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"Me? Oh, no."
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"Oh, I'm sorry, I have something. What about Saturday night?"
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"Nothing. No, no."
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"You're very popular, I can see."
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"- I know. - You have plague?"
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"I'm thinking about getting some cats."
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"Wait a second! No, no! Oh, shoot!"
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"- This is my first time. - Really? Where?"
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"- I'm interested. - No, no. I'm just a..."
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"I'm auditioning at this club. It's my first time."
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"That's okay, 'cause I know exactly what that's like."
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"You're going to like nightclubs. They're really a lot of fun."
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"It had to be you"
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"It had to be you"
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"I wandered around And finally found"
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"Could make me be blue"
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"And even be glad"
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"Just to be sad"
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"Thinking of you"
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"I was awful! I'm so ashamed! I can't sing."
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"What do you mean, "a tad restless"? My God, they hated me!"
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"No, they didn't. You have a wonderful voice."
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"- I'm going to quit. - I'm not going to let you."
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"- Yeah! It's terrific. - I never even took a lesson either."
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"- Listen, give me a kiss. - Really?"
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"Why not? Because we're just going to go home later."
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"There's going to be all that tension. We've never kissed before."
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"I'll never know when to make the right move."
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"We'll kiss now and get it over with, and then we'll go eat. Okay?"
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"We'll digest our food better."
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"Corned beef, please."
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"I'm having pastrami on white bread..."
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"with mayonnaise, tomatoes and lettuce."
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"So, your second wife left you."
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"Nothing that a few mega-vitamins couldn't cure."
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"- Your first wife, Allison. - She was nice."
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"That was my fault. I was too crazy."
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"That was so nice! That was nice."
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"You were great."
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"- Yeah, I'm wrecked. - You're wrecked."
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"I mean it. I'll never play the piano again."
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"It was, I don't know. You really thought it was good?"
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"Good? Yes. No, that was the most fun I've had without laughing."
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"Here, you want some?"
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"No, I don't use any major hallucinogenics."
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"I don't do it very often. It just sort of relaxes me."
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"I'm going to buy you these books..."
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"because I think you should read them instead of that cat book."
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"I'm obsessed with death, I think."
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"You should know this about me if we're going to go out."
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"Those are the two categories."
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"The horrible would be like terminal cases and blind people, cripples."
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"So when you go through life, be thankful that you're miserable."
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"You're very lucky to be miserable."
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"Look at that guy. There's Mr. Miami Beach in the pink."
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"He's just come back from the gin rummy finals."
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"He placed third."
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"Look at these guys. That's hilarious. They're back from Fire Island."
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"- Italian, right? - Him? He's the Mafia."
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"Linen supply business or cement and contracting."
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"Oh, gee, mess up my moustache wax."
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"You are unbelievably sexy. Yes, you are."
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"You know what you are? You're polymorphously perverse."
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"Like the tip of your nose, and if I stroke your teeth or your knee caps..."
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"you certainly get excited."
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"You know what? I like you, I really do."
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"I think that's sort of... Yeah, yeah."
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"Do you love me?"
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"Love is too weak a word for what... I "lurve" you."
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"I "loave" you. I "luff" you, with two "f"s."
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"I don't know."
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"- But you have a nice apartment. - I have a tiny apartment."
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"Granted, it has bad plumbing and bugs. You say that like it's a negative."
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"- I don't? Whose idea was it? - Mine."
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"It was yours, actually."
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"But I approved it immediately."
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"You think I talked you into something."
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"No. We live together, we sleep together, we eat together."
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"Jesus, you don't want it to be like we're married, do you?"
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"- How is it any different? - Because you keep your own apartment."
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"It's there. We don't have to go to it, deal with it..."
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"That little apartment is $400 a month, Alvy."
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"- That place is $400 a month? - Yes, it is."
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"You don't think I'm smart enough to be serious about."
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"Don't be ridiculous."
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"Then why are you always pushing me to take college courses like I was dumb?"
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"Adult education is a wonderful thing!"
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"You meet a lot of interesting professors. It's stimulating."
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"Does this sound like a good course: "Modern American Poetry"?"
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"Or, let's see..."
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