I think this is just the perfect romantic comedy!
Brilliantly written, intelligent, just amazing!
Here and there Woody Allen's character, Alvy speaks directly to the camera and talks with strangers in the street about his personal doubts about his relationship with Annie and that created and interesting storytelling. Diane Keaton was perfect as Annie Hall.
I loved it!

Alvy Singer is one of the most horrible, selfish, destructive, rude, scared, intolerant and broken characters ever put to screen.

He's also one of the most human.

Woody Allen’s take on the troubled love lives of neurotic New York intellectuals and the importance of making a little effort once in a while beat out Star Wars for Best Picture in its year of release. Watching it over 30 years later, its ground-breaking use of technique (subtitles, split screens, Allen’s frequent breaking of the fourth wall) must have seemed every bit as new as Lucas’s lightsabers and TIE fighters. The film that set the benchmark for the rest of Allen’s illustrious and devoted career.

As humorous as it is depressing, Woody Allen broke new ground with his seventh film in too many ways to count. Of course, most notably, is Allen's character Alvy Singer breaking the fourth wall numerous times to provide commentary and question the audience, but apart from being an in-and-out-of-love story between an awkward comedian and a charming singer, it is also a love story between a man and his city and a woman and her city. It's Allen at his best.

Diane Keaton is adorable, too.

Genuine, heartfelt, inventive and original. Woody Allen has successfully captured all of the little idiosyncrasies that we as human beings go through in any of our significant relationships. The brutal honesty that we wish we could say, the underlying meanings, the constant second-guessing and wavering nature of people, is all put on display here, and quite successfully so. The dialogue is exact and never feels out of place, while each scene so specifically moves the story along, and never seems to drag on. A great film, that captures the manic nature of people trying to figure out that crazy thing called love.

I think this is just the perfect romantic comedy!
Brilliantly written, intelligent, just amazing!
Here and there Woody Allen's character, Alvy speaks directly to the camera and talks with strangers in the street about his personal doubts about his relationship with Annie and that created and interesting storytelling. Diane Keaton was perfect as Annie Hall.
I loved it!

"Diane Keaton & Woody Allen give their best performances of their career in simply, one of the greatest romantic comedies of all-time. Terrific humor, excellent writing & a really good story.Woody Allen's Annie Hall is a brilliant art of cinema. Enough said."

The subtleties and neuroses that come into play in relationships are so perfectly exposed in this movie. There are particular scenes that stay with you long after watching them despite their unassuming delivery. A romantic comedy that is romantic and funny. What a concept.

As neurotic and confused as they were, their relationship pretty much summed up most 'normal' relationships. I'd put this film on my 'Need to Watch Before You Die' list!

Infaltable en mi océano depresivo para cuando se termina algo.

So pissed I hadn't seen this sooner. Diane Keaton is really something. Also we need to talk about young Christopher Walken in this movie.