Ralph Rosenblum too.

Rating: 10/10 (17 February 2009)

Woody Allen with his talent as a Director and as a Writer made a master piece, he is phenomenal. Diane Keaton the ex-wife in real life gave him the perfect balance in this film. Anne Hall and Alvy found themselves after playing tennis. Anne moves on to live with Alvy, while sharing time as a couple they tell their lives to each other, this create a love relationship that only last in their mind for very little time. Anne and Alvy experienced several contradictory moments in their relationship that helped them to find themselves. One example, Anne likes to have sex when she is high with weed (Marihuana) and this scenario upsets Alvy. This is one of many scenes that explain us how this relationship does not work. While the movie did win Oscars for, Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screen Player, and Best Actress for Diane Keaton we all have to be aware that credit should be given to Ralph Rosenblum, the editor. Ralph went on to transform 200 hours in to a 95 minutes movie, not only that but the editor was able to edit it into flashbacks images, ellipses, and what was remarkable the issue of braking the wall style.