How is “go over” used?

In The King of Comedy (1982), one line is: “I've gone over it. I think it's fine.”

Which movie is “go over” from?

The clip at the top of this page is from The King of Comedy (1982).

go over

to study sth carefully, especially by repeating it; to examine or check sth carefully; to be received in a particular way by sb; to move from one place to another, especially when this means crossing sth such as a room, town or city

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to study sth carefully, especially by repeating it
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to examine or check sth carefully
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to be received in a particular way by sb
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to move from one place to another, especially when this means crossing sth such as a room, town or city

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The King of Comedy1982
There's Something About Mary1998

anything goes
as people, things, go
be going on
be going to do
don't go doing
enough to be going on with
go all out for
go and do
go off on one
go on
a lot, nothing, going for you
no go

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go along with
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Definiciones del Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary, 9.ª edición

I've gone over it. I think it's fine.

The King of Comedy (1982)89:05

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