Picking Nits
Frank’s market position, lack of consequences, unclear chronology, family awareness, and fabricated epilogue are challenged
In the discussion (8)
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- Frank’s superior direct supply should have let him eliminate Harlem competition
- Territory and distribution relationships are offered as constraints on expansion
- Frank faces no repercussions for shooting Tango in public
- Harlem loyalty is offered as an explanation for the silence
- Woody Allen and Diane Keaton are shown together before their real relationship and before Keaton was well known
- The chronology is too unclear about whether scenes are weeks or years apart
- Frank’s mother knowing he sells drugs is criticized as disconnected from the movie’s reality
- The closing-title claims are mocked for extending the film’s fabrications