Title: Reporter: Well, can't you tell us anything about the case? Nick Charles: Yes, it's putting me way behind in my drinking.
Review: It is not easy to make a good comedy or a good mystery but to combine two genres together and make Comedy / Crime / Mystery as sparkling, funny, elegant and dynamic as 93 minutes long "The Thin Man" (1934) directed by W.S. Van Dyke is incredibly marvelous. The film owes a lot of its charm to the great working chemistry between two main characters, the husband and wife sleuths, Nora and Nick Charles, a rich and adventurous woman and her ex-detective husband. Nick is not too interested in going back to work on the case because "it's putting him way behind in his drinking" but Nora sees it as an exiting adventure. They solve a murder case (actually, three murders case) somewhere between couple of drinks during the never-ending party at their house.Bill Powell and Myrna Loy deserve Oscar for the Best On-Screen Couple of the Year.
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