Chaos of Love

Rating: 6/10 (4 December 2014)

Although, I'm not a huge Woody Allen fan, this movie was directed in a way that was chaotic but kept my interest. The movie was about a man (Alvy Singer, played by Woody Allen) searching for love while not believing in love. The woman (Annie Hall, played by Diane Keaton) was a bipolar woman unhappy with life wanting more that what Alvy could give her.
Woody Allen uses a lot of speaking to the audience from within the film to discuss what is actually going on in the film. I personally don't like these type of interruptions in the movie but for this specific movie it went with the meaning of the movie.
I did enjoy how on the screen writing was used to show how the characters were actually feeling compared to what they were actually saying, that was very interesting.
I liked how back flashes were used throughout the film. It gave us a look on how Alvy's current situations stemmed back into his childhood.
The chaotic love story of a man fearful of death and a woman who was bipolar exploring love with one another was interestingly directed. The ending of the movie was one of the best parts on how he was shown directing a movie while using the total different plot of really happened in his life.