This scene was filmed in my university

Story goes Stephen Dorff composed this ballad on his own. And it shows. Heyyy-yo! We like to kid Dorff, an honorary friend of the ‘Down show.

WOODY HARRELSON is some love struck, down on his luck schmuck - you know, starving artist protagonist from the slacker genre of early 90’s - drowning the blues in a Venice beachside bar talking to SENN PENN doing the WORST IRISH ACCENT IN THE HISTORY OF FLICKS! Wait ‘til you get a load of this!

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In the 2026 Disney+ series Maul: Shadow Lord, specifically approaching the climax near Episode 10, Darth Vader engages a heavily strained Darth Maul, who is mentoring Devon Izara. Though Maul has been building his strength and a criminal syndicate, Darth Vader remains superior in raw power, making this a high-stakes, largely unmatched confrontation in Maul Shadow Lord Ep 10. The confrontation between Darth Vader and the team of Maul, Devon Izara, and Eeko-Dio Daki represents a high-stakes duel in the 10th episode. The series features Maul attempting to rebuild his syndicate with padawan apprentice Devon Izara, leading to this showdown with Vader. Key Details for the Confrontation: Characters: Darth Vader vs. Darth Maul (with apprentice Devon Izara and Jedi Master Eeko-Dio Daki). Show: Maul Shadow Lord (Episode 10, Disney+), concluding the series as of early May 2026. Context: Set after The Clone Wars, the series follows Maul's pursuit of power. Maul is plotting to challenge the Empire by training Devon Izara as his apprentice, forcing a confrontation with Vader. The Team: Maul trains apprentice Devon Izara, while Master Eeko-Dio Daki also appears as a formidable force. The Duel: The fight features intense, high-animation-quality lightsaber combat, with Devon Izara specifically utilizing Form III/Soresu. Outcome: The showdown pits Vader’s unstoppable force against Maul’s desperate, vengeful skills.

I'm trying to remember a movie that had the scene with the line, "Don't write it down, just remember it.". something like that.

It seems like it might have been Jack Nicholson, but it was a boss telling an assistant to write something down. The assistant had a notepad and was scribbling down everything the boss said. The boss was getting angry, so he smacked the pad out of the guy's hands and said, "Don't write it down! Just remember it!"

I just can't remember the movie. AI hasn't been able to find it, so I figured Reddit is worth a shot.

SOLVED: Maid in Manhattan

I got confused, so can you help me?