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Reviews Counted:40
Fresh:37
Rotten:3
Average Rating:8.4/10
Consensus: Smart, tender, and funny in equal measure, Hannah and Her Sisters is one of Woody Allen's finest films.
Runtime: 1 hr 47 mins
Genre: Comedies
Synopsis: Woody Allen combined the best parts of his earlier films in creating HANNAH AND HER SISTERS, his 1986 masterwork about the changing relationships among three sisters living in New York City. Hannah... [More]
Starring: Woody Allen, Mia Farrow, Dianne Wiest, Barbara Hershey
Director: Woody Allen
The plot could easily have been an afternoon soap opera, but Allen has infused it with wit, a superb cast and his usual 'the best direction is the least direction' style, so that the camera never calls attention to itself.
A film of great tenderness and humanity.
It is an articulate, literate film, full of humanity and perception about its sometimes less-than-loveable characters.
One of Allen's best; all-around great performances, witty with a strong script.
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An unequivocal classic
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Allen's way of setting himself up as a fount of moral wisdom is as insufferable as ever, but at least the preachiness is alleviated by some genuine wit.
Top CriticOne of Woody's best ever; a highly intelligent and witty comedy with a magical script and perfect portrayls of well rounded characters.
The comedy-drama succeeds as a sharply pointed portrait of sibling rivalry.
Sharply written and extremely well-acted, Allen's serio-comic ensemble-driven saga about one large neurotic family, a huge artistic and commercial hit at the time, is arguably his last great picture.
Perhaps the best of the later Woody Allen projects
Filled with tart observations and clever asides on the warps of contemporary culture.
The tangled web of relationships is very effectively done, but just as affecting is Allen's portrayal of the city he loves.
Despite Allen's wide-spread neuroses, he does not only a fair take on one woman's issues, but a handful of theirs.
Like many films in the Allen oeuvre, the plot plays second fiddle to the issues. Which is not to say there is no story. There is. But it’s more a slice of life.
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The film lives and breathes. It's a masterwork.
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[Allen] treats each character with affection and good judgment as he deals with their weaknesses and sad-eyed smiles.
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