One of Allen's best

Rating: 10/10 (9 December 2004)

Next to "Manhattan" this is Woody Allen's best film.
It chronicles the relationship and breakup of Alvy Singer (Woody Allen) and Annie Hall (Diane Keaton). That's it for plot, but it has an Oscar-winning script by Allen and Marshall Brickman which is overflowing with hilarious lines and sequences and also some sharp, on target insights about love, sex and relationships. It's basically just one great scene after another.
Keaton is superb in her Oscar-winning role--she's sweet, lovable and endearingly off kilter. Also her very interesting wardrobe started a big fashion trend in the late 70s--the Annie Hall Look. Allen is good also but his character is whiny and annoying--as he should be. Allen's direction is just great also, but he topped it 2 years later with "Manhattan".
Just simply a masterpiece--it deserved every Oscar it won. Don't miss this one!