This is probably Woody Allen's alltime best movie. Personally, my favourite scene is the subtitled scene where they reveal the true nature of the conversation between Woody and Diane Keaton. Brilliant! 'We need the eggs', and this is one of the tastiest I have ever tried!

Allen's magnum opus is probably the movie that singlehandedly changed the comedy genre in american cinema. His unorthodox storytelling laden with narcissistic and neurotic characters struggling in the sprawling urban backdrop is pretty much the basis for all comedies of recent years, including the ones that Allen mocks. Keaton portrays Hall in amazing authenticity, for all we know, Annie Hall is real, we still hope to meet her someday.

Nice Movie

It's both quite funny and sweet. It can wander a bit, and borders on being pretentious at times, but the self-parody of its own pretentiousness, as well as the beautiful ending, make up for its flaws.

So clever and funny. Should be, but unfortunately clearly isn't, the blueprint for making a romantic comedy.

Couldn't finish it...this movie beat Star Wars for best picture?

Woody Allen has the sex appeal of a gibbon, but he makes a good film.

Smart, hilarious, and very warm and extremely human.

Very witty, great dialogue, nice splitscreen effects and stuff. This is an awesome romantic comedy