Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Welcome to English at the Movies. American Classics. Where We Teach You American English Heard at the Movies. The 2011 movie New Year's Eve is set in New York City. It tells the story of several characters and how they connect on New Year's Eve. One male character is deciding if he should try to meet with the woman he had seen only once on New Year's Eve. A year earlier, the woman had left a note at the time asking him to meet her again this New Year's Eve at the same place. Listen for the words. You don't mess with serendipity. You're gonna meet her, aren't you? She's not gonna be there. You went out for a slice of pizza and you may have run into the one when you know what That ISS insanity is Not insanity. Sarah indep ity. You don't mess with serendipity. What do you think you don't mess with? Serendipity Means is it a except good luck and act on it or B. Nothing should be left to chance. Listen again, You may have run into the one when you know what? That ISS insanity, insanity, Sarah indep ity. You don't mess with serendipity. The answer is a except good luck and act on it. Serendipity is an unplanned, lucky discovery and a good way to start a new year. And that's English at the movies. I'm Dorothy Gundy.
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