A unique and very true story about love

Rating: 9/10 (24 March 2007)

It's hard to believe, I have seen so many movies, yet I have never seen a WOODY ALLEN film, it just never came to my mind. But Annie Hall is probably his most famous work and I figured that at least I could see this film since it won best picture against Star Wars, while I'm still debating if it was the best picture of 1977, I still can't deny that this was an excellent film. The story was so wonderful and really opened the doors for the battle of the sexes, I don't think a film before this could have depicted such a better way of the way we think of the opposite sex.
Alvy Singer is a comedian, slightly famous, he does everything right in his career, he always has the right lines, a great apartment in New York, a fun imagination, but with the ladies? Well, there he becomes more short handed. But that all changes when Alvy meets a naive but lovely woman, Annie Hall. She is a singer who is trying to make it, but when he and she become an item, she opens up more and wants to do more, but Alvy just would prefer to keep things the way they are.
The film is really remarkable and I have to say that I could understand it's praise, the story still remains so true to this day and any adult could really understand it's premisous. I loved the scene where both Annie and Alvy are at their therapists and they explain that the sex they're having is either not enough or too much. There are so many classic scenes, I would just recommend this film, it's a great classic that anyone could enjoy.
9/10