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Annie Hall (1977) |
| 91 reviews |
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Film rated 4.4 / 5
(Chick rating: 4.3 / 5)
(Guy rating: 4.4 / 5)
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| Woody Allen's 'Hall'mark movie. |
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| Cross-dresser gets Woody. |
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| Lounge singer + Alvy Singer. |
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| Alvy remembers shellfish relationship. |
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| Woody walks through Hall. |
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| Woody's very expensive sneeze. |
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| Walken: scariest cameo ever! |
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| Goldblum forgot his mantra. |
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| Walken driver wants crash? |
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| Woody, Diane, lobster love. |
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| Cinema-queue McLuhan: glorious. |
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| Allen Marshalls McLuhan's assistance. |
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| Walken loses drive-instructor gig. |
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| Allen's most embarrasing romance. |
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| Woody breaks fourth wall. |
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| Clothes horse facinates pseudo-intellectual. |
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| Keaton singlehandedly changes fashion. |
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| Enough urban neurotics already! |
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| Ditsy woman proclaims 'la-di-da'. |
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| Manhattan Pygmalion needs eggs. |
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| Affair becomes dead shark. |
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| Filmgoing snob aggravates McLuhan. |
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| Allen's neurotic high point. |
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| Personal growth sours relationship. |
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| Woody/ Keaton fictional truth. |
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| Woody whitewashes coke party. |
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| Woody steals Lucas's Oscar. |
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| Subtitles reveal real thoughts. |
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| McLuhan gives moviegoer message. |
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| Woody's nemesis: Paul Simon! |
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| Relationship metaphor: dead shark. |
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| McLuhan tells off moviegoer. |
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| Allen's swirling, bicoastal angst. |
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| Woody dating Godfather's girl. |
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| Woody's relationship shark: Jews? |
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| Neurotic Singer loves Keaton. |
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| Warped Walken worries Woody. |
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| Woody intimidated by Coast. |
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| Woody dazzles Paul Simon. |
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| Cocaine makes Woody sneeze. |
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| Morose Woody loses Keaton. |
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| Anhedonic valentine to Diane. |
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| Death-obsessed Woody whines. |
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| Woody creates a snowstorm. |
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| Annie wears the trousers. |
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| Woody remembers dating Diane. |
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| Marshall McLuhan cameo: priceless! |
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| Ditzy girlfriend, homelessly dressed. |
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| Woody's memorable NY romance. |
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| Pretty girl, neurotic guy. |
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| Why Annie left, subtitled. |
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| Woody's popularity reaches apex. |
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| Lobsters take over kitchen. |
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| Neurotic couple breaks up. |
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| Diane Keaton- clothes horse. |
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| Red lobster, Jewish shrimp. |
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| Woody promotes Keaton's career. |
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| Schmiel comments on love. |
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