Funny and witty romantic comedy. That has nice flashbacks and intelligent dialogue.

Rating: 7/10 (8 July 2007)

To me 1977's "Annie Hall" is nothing great, it's just really an okay picture a romantic comedy with laughs and wit. I guess though one must hand it to Woody Allen for the way he done the film by telling the struggles of relationships in life and for his comparing of situations to the use of flashbacks to draw references. This film shows the differences between male and female ways, the dialogue is sharp and intelligent with references often to art and pop culture and Allen isn't afraid to show that most of these characters have strong liberal beliefs in dealing with social and political matters. My favorite line is masturbation is I love myself! The acting performances are good with Allen as a neurotic and nervous New York city comedian Alvy Singer who finds enjoyment finally with love by romancing a woman named Annie Hall a city club singer. I must say that Diane Keaton gave a bold and strong independent performance here with this role of Annie. Really this isn't the greatest film made, but it's good with a unique and intelligent take from Allen for the way he did it by flashbacks, monologues, one-liners, and even cartoon animation really a wacky way to showcase love and romance.