Maybe Allen's best

Rating: 8/10 (11 June 2014)

Annie Hall is a film by Woody Allen, in which he stars as Alvy Singer, along with Diane Keaton as Annie Hall. It is a romantic comedy, which tells the events that led to the relationship between these two and their separation.
I really liked this one. It was his Woody's last chance for me to like one of his (considered to be) masterpieces, after watching some of them, including "Manhattan", "Hannah and her sisters", which I found unoriginal or boring.
The story was very good and flawless from the beginning to the end. All the characters were well written as well. I enjoyed Allen's character in this one, he was nervous, funny and cynical as always, but in a more believable way. Annie Hall was just great, a goofy woman who tries to figure out what she wants in her life. The acting was pretty good. The soundtrack was perfect, but I was expecting that, I mean it's a Woody Allen, what else could I expect? I almost cried laughing at the cocaine scene, it was hilarious.
Another thing I loved was the means of storytelling, it was something different watching him talking directly to the camera.
Summing up, there was just the right amount of humor, cynicism and philosophy, accompanying a beautiful and original story. I give it 8/10.