Which Woody Allen film shares its name with a tennis term?
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Match Point. It starred Scarlett Johansson and Jonathan Rhys Meyers. It came out in 2005. The term match point has to do with a situation when the player who is leading needs one more point to win the match.
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Looks like it's Giacomo Puccini's "Madame Butterfly" according to NBC:\nhttp://www.nbcolympics.com/athletes/5085543/detail.html
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what the hell does this have to do with tennis?
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That sounds a lot like "The Imposters," although that isn't a very old movie because it stars Stanley Tucci and Oliver Platt. "The Imposters" took place on a ship and then they all did the bunny hop on the deck at the end of the film as their credits ran through. I am afraid I would need more information?
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Defending Your Life\n\nAlbert Brooks and Meryl Streep
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tennis  \n1345, most likely from Anglo-Fr. tenetz "hold! receive! take!," from O.Fr. tenez, imperative of tenir "to hold, receive, take," which was used as a call from the server to his opponent. The original version of the game (a favorite sport of medieval Fr. knights) was played by striking the ball with the palm of the hand, and in O.Fr. was called la paulme, lit. "the palm," but to an onlooker the service cry would naturally seem to identify the game. The use of the word for the modern game is from 1874, short for lawn tennis, which originally was called sphairistike (1873), from Gk. sphairistike (tekhne) "(skill) in playing at ball," from the root of sphere. It was invented, and named, by Maj. Walter C. Wingfield and first played at a garden party in Wales, inspired by the popularity of badminton. \n"The name 'sphairistike,' however, was impossible (if only because people would pronounce it as a word of three syllables to rhyme with 'pike') and it was soon rechristened." ["Times" of London, June 10, 1927]
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Film: Closer\nScene: nudie bar scene with Clive Davis
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Jerry Maguire\n\n"Show me the money!!!"
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outrageous fortune?\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0093690/
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great movie!  I have a thing for movies that deal with music, I am a huge Steve Vai fan, so I like the part towards the end of the movie where his character Jack Butler goes up against Eugene in a guitar duel.
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No...that would be what happens when Woody Allen and Scarlett Johansson put their heads together.  (Just watched "Scoop" last night...it helped that I had been drinking...don't think it would've been as funny without the wine.)
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A Hoosier is a resident or native of the U.S. state of Indiana. The term is commonly accepted and employed at all levels of discourse by Hoosiers themselves, and is considered neither derogatory nor informal. The word Indianan, as either noun or adjective, is rarely used by or about natives of Indiana. Deriving from common usage, "Hoosiers" is the team name for Indiana University athletic teams, and a movie starring Gene Hackman, about an Indiana high school basketball team that was also called Hoosiers.
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100% sure it's Galaxy Quest - Tim Allen's catch phrase.  I never heard anyone else say it before that.
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hey bud - \n\nit is played in peices throughout the whole movie.
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Pong - but dangit I can't remember the movie.\n\nEdit - You mean what is the first video game IN a movie, or the first movie BASED on a video game?\n\nIf it is the second option, yup the answer is TRON.
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I'll take a shot--I think it was "The Scoundrel's Wife", with Tatum O'Neal.  Say "U-Boat", though, and I usually think of "Das Boot", the German film from the 1980s.  But that's set in the Atlantic.
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It sounds like the FIRST version of "Casino Royale", a Bond spoof w/Niven and, amazingly, WOODY ALLEN as Bond's ne'er-do-well brother, a kind of nebish Dr. Evil! I'm not sure, though...Niven's quotes aren't exactly etched in my memory.