Nearly Brilliant, and Hilarious.

Rating: 9/10 (9 May 2014)

I've liked Woody Allen and his movies since the moment I knew who he was and what they were like. I find it hard not to like him, in pretty much every aspect. I'll admit, I understand his neurotic side to a degree, which I think can definitely help add to my fondness for him, and either way, he's great at what he does. It took me a long time to finally get to see Annie Hall, but, when I did, I was glad that I got to. I have also always liked the chemistry between Woody Allen and Diane Keaton, and I found their characters in this movie to be relatively more normal than in, say, a movie like "Sleeper". And of course, Woody Allen's wit is just smart and sharp in general, and in my opinion, it is irresistible. Ultimately, this is one of my favorite comedies, especially from the era, and I think that it will continue to be loved by many generations to come. I hope so, at least.