"La di da, la di da" says it all !!!

Rating: Null/10 (22 July 2006)

Quite frankly one of the best comedies ever. Superb performances,
terrific writing, and Allen's acerbic wit, self deprecation, and biting
sarcasm about relationships and love make this "Best Picture" a classic
and timeless.
From Diane Keaton's clothing (which caused a trend in women's fashion),
to the scene with Woody cooking a lobster, to Tony Roberts in his Alpha
Rays protection suit, to the scene of a very young Christopher Walken
driving Allen and Keaton in a driving rain after confessing to Allen
(Alvie Singer) his dreams of a glorious death this film contains scenes
and dialog you'll use in everyday life.
Sometimes, in Woody Allen films, he can go a bit over the top with his
penchant for satirizing dysfunctional love relationships. In this movie
you find he has blended just the right touch of all elements of his
humor, his view of relationships, and his bias in favor of the culture
and insanity that is New York versus his distaste for the pretentious
plastic LA, Hollywood environment.
In looking at the voting record I was astounded to see any votes under
a FIVE. I respect my fellow IMDb viewers but anyone going below a FOUR
for this movie either doesn't like Woody Allen personally, doesn't get
his humor, or somehow cannot wrap their arms around the kind of comedy
that can poke fun at everything from religion, to politics, to
education, and toward themselves. This film should be required viewing
in any film study class in college.