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September 30, 2005
At the Movies: Manhattan through eyes of 11-year-olds
By CHRISTY LEMIRE
AP Movie Critic
AP Movie Critic
Nearly every every romantic comedy shot in New York since Woody Allen's "Manhattan" has purported itself to be a love letter to the city.
"Little Manhattan" really is — so much so that officials may want to use it in a tourism campaign. The sun always shines, the subways are always safe, and love can blossom in romantic, hidden nooks all over the city.
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