One to watch again and again

Rating: Null/10 (5 March 1999)

This film was perhaps Woody Allen at his greatest, and so can be appreciated even if you are not, or never thought you were, a fan of his work. I think it is a near-perfect mixture of comedy, angst and observation, all done by superb acting and taut direction and screenplay. Allen and Keaton's relationship develops in a way that most of us could relate to, and while it doesn't have a traditional Hollywood ending, it still leaves me with that time-honoured 'feel good factor'. Treat yourself to it...you never know.