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Comedy /
Drama /
Romance /
Music
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Actors:
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Shelley Duvall,
Colleen Dewhurst,
Tony Roberts,
Janet Margolin,
Donald Symington,
Paul Simon,
Woody Allen,
Diane Keaton,
Carol Kane,
Christopher Walken
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Duration:
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93 min.
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Rating:
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(8.2/10)109.5
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Plot Summary:
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Woody Allen cowrote, directed, and stars in this trophy-victorious mist as a kvetchy Brooklyn comedian wistfully recalling his olden relationship with dippy, fetching, and irrepressibly midwestern (interpret: not Jewish) Annie Hall. The film marked a transformation from Allen's earlier absurdist comedies to a richer seam of contemplative concern of relationships. The placid narrative revolutionized the urban imagined-comedy category, while Keaton's hip, fetters-tailored closet prepared the 1977 fashion sample. The film is filled with worthy scenes and oft-quoted lines and features Allen talk... ing right into the camera, a technique that was not commonplace at the continuously. Allen, playing fool Alvy Chorus girl, uses many of his wagon-up comedy routines in the film as he woos the wonderful Diane Keaton, playing the entitle bat, Annie Entry. As Alvy helps Annie mature, she grows apart from him, choosing to flaming in Southern California, which is the antithesis of his Davy Jones's locker disposition for New York. The film features smashing visual and verbal gags, a propensity for food scenes, and memorable cameos by the likes of Marshall McLuhan, Paul Simon, Christopher Walken, Truman Capote, Shelley Duvall, and others.
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Annie Hall
Included in the New York Times "10 Crush FILMS OF 1977"
Annie Hall
Although Woody Allen had still to acquire prodigious intricate persistence as a flick-maker, this was the film where he found his own singular voice, a turn that echoes across events with a olla podrida of prodigality and introspection. Peppered with hilarious, snappy insights into the meaning of elasticity, take, psychiatry, aspiration, slyness and Changed York, this comic amuse also gains considerably from the spirited playing of Diane Keaton as the kooky not guilty from the Midwest, and Woody himself as the fumbling New York neurotic. The record runs complementarity to the corporeal-life relationship between the two leads (Keaton's old boy's pre-eminence was Hallway), and the flick scooped four Oscars, including foremost film and screenplay (co-written with Marshall...
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