Woody Allen, Diane Keaton, Tony Roberts
"Annie Hall" is a comical look at the up and down relationship between a New York City TV writer and his aspiring actress/singer girlfriend who's originally from the Midwest.
DVD Release Date: April 28, 1998
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Flixster Reviews (7,129)
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July 12, 2009A totally unique take on a love story, with very enjoyable performances by both Woody Allen and Diane Keaton. A great character who is filled with anxious energy and conspiracy theories, who babbles his way through educated quotes and half serious jokes, an enjoyable comedy whic...( read more)
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April 29, 2009Every other year or two I pull this one out of the DVD archives and 'rediscover' it. I know, I know, it's essentially a chic-flick cleverly disguised as a cerebral comedy but it never fails to lift my spirits, for one reason or another. This time it was the universal commonalit...( read more)
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April 15, 2009A neurotic NYC comic loses Annie because he can't relax and enjoy life. Not quite as wacky and funny as the earlier Allen comedies (although he does get off a classic one-liner about masturbation) but there are lots of then innovative breaking-the-fourth-wall techniques and wond...( read more)
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March 17, 2009until the release of vicky Christina barcelona this was probably woody allens best film. the blend of audience inclusion, animation, and dialogue boxes makes for a creative and fun look at an up and down romance. one of the great romantic comedies ever made.
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November 24, 2009Woody Allen's Annie Hall is a story about the relationship between Allen's character and a woman named Annie Hall played by Diane Keaton. The story isn't told in a linear sequence and kind of goes all over the place. I think that particular style works pretty well for this film a...( read more)
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November 21, 2009There are some movies that upon watching them too many times, you feel tired of it and predict the ending. Annie Hall is not like this. When you see it too many times you greet the scenes as old friends and watch them with nostalgia in your heart as you still laugh the same way y...( read more)
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November 20, 2009While it's a decent script, Woody Allen tends to present the same character time after time in his movies. He makes this a weak attempt and should've stuck to directing only. It does have some good performances especially from the insane brother of Diane Keaton, Christopher Walke...( read more)
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November 19, 2009Woody Allen has a great voice and dialogue throughout this film which feels like the leader of the modern arty quirky rom coms that i like. sweet style!
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Critic Reviews
May 26, 2002
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
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March 8, 2007I'm actually quite surprised by the number of people on flixster calling this "total dreck" and woody allen "overrated".
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July 5, 2006Ok i understand that not everyone loves this film, but seriously how in hell's name does it only have an average of 2.5 stars?!?!?
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