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The idea of the film is fantastic and incredibly genious. Technically it's very well made and has lots of hilarious moments. An early mockumentary which has influenced many films of its genre.

It wasn't amazingly funny (though I did find myself smiling throughout), but was instead surprisingly dramatically and thematically engaging (indeed there is a piece of Zelig, the character, in almost all of us - probably part of the reason why he's so fascinating). From a technical standpoint it is stunning, with the film's style of being told via 1920's style footage being utterly charming.

I haven't yet seen a Woody Allen film I didn't liked.

Amazing. As far as Woody Allen's all-out comedies, this is BY FAR my favourite. He made some of those stupid comedies in the 60s and early 70s that I really hate. They relied on sight gags and hammy one-joke scenes. Just not that funny to me. You can kind of see hints of his earliest work in Zelig though, only this time done properly. What he gets right here is that nobody's telling jokes. This is a serious as hell, even boring documentary in their world, which makes it work.

Good Movie

Clever and technically well done.

Wasn't bad but I enjoyed the message behind the film more than the actual movie. Has elements of Allen's earlier manic, physical comedies, which is nice. As a period piece/mockumentary it manages to capture all the main elements it wishes to skew but the film is hampered by lackluster voice-over. Key to the success of "Spinal Tap" is that the comedy feels organic, nobody "tells" jokes; they spring naturally from the characters. Zelig's voice-over tries to stuff jokes into awkward places.

a great mockumentary that plunges too far into the genre to be amazing. otherwise it provides it's self some great comedy and an interesting story.

the original Mockumentary. Hilarious.

Brilliant, funny and touching. It's my favourite Woody Allen film, although most probably would probably disagree.