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  Review by theriverjordan ★★★ 22

  “Another Thin Man” adds too many bitters to the classic Manhattan mix of the series. The third entry buries the trademark “Thin Man” smoky whiskey wit with botanical sourness. In other words… it lets crime get in the way of quipping. 

  Perpetually drunk detectives Nick and Nora stick with their own socialite set in “Another,” as they investigate a Long Island estate murder. Unfortunately, for reasons unclear, the couple seems to spend the majority in “Another” at separate tables in split scenes. Sure, there’s a baby they have to take care of now, but - it’s a baby that seems to receive about a marginal half as much care and tending as Asta the dog. 

  It’s for the lack of…

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  Review by eely ★★★★½

  the thin man series, or: “nora charles finding new and creative ways to annoy nick charles while he’s desperately trying to sleep off a hangover”

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  Review by Jeffrey Roberie

  ”What's the idea of the kid?”
  ”Well, we have a dog, and he was lonesome.”

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  Review by eely ★★★★½

  my favorite part is when asta chases a bunch of cops with a knife in his mouth because it’s literally this.

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  Review by elise ★★★★★

  the nick charles alcohol poisoning cinematic universe gets better and better

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  Review by dantesring ★★★★

  Chemistry. It is something that can elevate the most bland film, or it can ruin a great story when lacking. The "THIN MAN" series managed to have it in droves and it is the main reason for the endurance of these minor, light mysteries.
  Both Powell and Loy manage to bring an effervescent joy to their scenes when they are apart on screen, but when they come together the screen practically sparkles. The filmmakers realized this and managed to give them a lot of time together, trading witty banter and generally enjoying each others company. While Loy manages to take a back seat to Powell's investigator, it is unimaginable to think of this series without one of them.
  I haven't…

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  Review by PUNQ ★★★½ 1

  The Third Thin Man, aka Another Thin Man (1939), my least favorite of thus far. But when you're talking about William Powell & Myrna Loy collaborations that doesn't automatically mean a negative thing, for the duo is magnificent together, especially when they can exchange wits as they can in the Thin Man series. And this one is cram-packed with twists and turns. A massive pace for a 'whodunit?', perhaps too much going on to really grasp it all, leaving not as much room for their chemistry to shine in between all the red herrings. Still you can't go wrong with a Thin Man and his wife.

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  Review by Chad MacIntosh ★★★½ 1

  "I won't stay in quarantine! I don't care who catches it!"

  Huh, she must be an anti-masker..

  
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  Review by Timcop ★★★★

  I don't think I saw Myrna Loy drink ONCE in this movie, so maybe I should watch it again to be sure.

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  Review by Tom Morton ★★★★½ 2

  I called the second Thin Man film "ridiculously convoluted" but this one makes it look understuffed by comparison. And yet, somehow, all of the ludicrously stacked parts clicked together better for me in this one than either of the previous films and this is definitely my favourite Powell / Loy film yet! Every supporting character that gets introduced (or reintroduced) is more over-the-top and delightful than the last, the plot is hard to follow but makes perfect sense, and there's a moment where Asta sees a cat and spins around in shock. And another one where Asta does a backflip!

  I also loved that the classic "get all of the suspects in one room together" finale also includes a small…

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  Review by Lulaaaa ★★★½

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  "and Bing! There's another murder."
  Our trio Nick-Nora-Asta coming back with their baby! and he called her "Mommy" T_T

  At the first movie we got a murder of old client of Nick in New York City (bapak2 kaya pemilik pabrik entangled with his secretary), meanwhile the second movie we got a murder surrround Nora's relative in San Fransisco (suaminya si sepupu Nora dan some nightclub). And now at the third movie, we got a murder in Long Island related to Nora's bussiness partner (McFay yang ngurus berkas2 lol).

  this third movie doesnt really into my liking. the mystery and suspense are more complex (they eve showed that Nick Charles really work and investigating something), but thats bad i guess because the lack of comedy and Nora's involvement make this movie just like any other murder-mystery movie and not a part of Thin Man series.
  but overall, they both still adorable and the baby party part was hilarious wkwkkwkw

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  Review by sarah ★★★★

  nick charles calls his wife MOMMY, UNIRONICALLY, for 102 minutes straight
  absolute dilf move 🔥🥵🌶

  fave movie for every year