Neurotic and insecure Woody Allen at his best
Annie Hall represents the neurotic, insecure Woody Allen at his best. This was made all the worse because his girlfriend Annie played by Diane Keaton broke up with him. His opening monologue sets up the entire movie. He starts off with a joke and then talks about how miserable and unhappy he is in life. Much of that is due to his relationships with women topped off by Annie Hall.<br /><br />There are all kinds of funny moments like when he gets into it with his elementary school teacher about kissing a girl which leads to Freud. Another time he and Keaton are standing in line for a movie with a man going on and on about movies and a writer. Allen tells him he knows nothing about the writer, then pulls the actual writer out who tells the man he knows nothing. Allen is also full of witty lines like when he says he’s “a bigot, but for the Left” or when he tells his wife that the magazines Dissent and Commentary had merged and become Dysentery. Then he ditches her so he can watch the Knicks game on TV.<br /><br />This really is one of Allen’s best movies and captures his style and story telling technique.
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