Hilarious and genuinely moving; One of the best relationship movies ever.

Rating: Null/10 (14 July 1999)

This has got to be one of my favorite movies of all time.
This movie is about a neurotic New Yorker, Alvy Singer, who meets and falls in love with a quirky young lady named Annie Hall. The movie transcends mere film romance, though, and really attempts to analyze all the intricate layers of love, lust, passion, trust, and the lack thereof, that can make or break a relationship. By the end of the movie you really feel like you know these people, and that you just might have gained some new insights into how relationships might work. That is truly rare for a film.
Woody Allen has a love for Manhattan and it shows. The movie is beautifully shot. Also notice how the LA scenes are shot to be saturated in bright, blown-out whites, while the Manhattan scenes are in richer, deeper, darker tones.
If you are going through a breakup or otherwise have relationship problems, I especially recommend this movie. Seeing Alvy embark on all his weird, disastrous dates is sure to make you feel better.