It's All About The Dialogue

Rating: 10/10 (17 June 2007)

I could easily write for more than 1,000 words about Annie Hall, because the film is of such a high standard of quality that it deserves to be written about. The film is simply amazing. The dialogue between Alvy (Woody Allen) and all of the other characters, portrays what a relationship really is, not just between a man and a woman, but between a man and his family, his in-laws, his co-workers and his audience. The film is filled with comedy from start to finish as well, from the scene where Alvy complains about how a fellow movie-goer shouts his opinions too loud, to when Christopher Walken's character explains how his mind works, this is the funniest film I've ever seen. It's amazing what Allen managed to do with such a small budget. He made a film filled with all the wonder you could ask from a big-budget high profile comedy, but used dialogue that matters instead of gross-out humor.
Bottom line: This is the best romantic comedy that will ever be and is one of the most entertaining experiences of my lifetime.