Annie Hall1977
Annie Hall (1977)
TOMATOMETER
AUDIENCE SCORE
Critic Consensus: Filled with poignant performances and devastating humor, Annie Hall represents a quantum leap for Woody Allen and remains an American classic.
Annie Hall Photos
Movie Info
Watch it now
People Who Like this movie also like
Cast
as Alvy Singer
as Annie Hall
as Rob
as Tony Lacey
as Allison
as Robin
as Pam
as Mom Hall
as Duane Hall
as Dad Hall
as Grammy Hall
as Alvy's Dad
as Alvy's Mom
as Alvy at 9
as Alvy's Aunt
as Alvy's Uncle
as Joey Nichols
as Aunt Tessie
as Himself
as Himself
as Man in Theater Line
as Dorrie
as Miss Reed
as Janet
as Coke Fiend
as Man outside Theater
as Miss Reed
as Man outside Theater
as Doctor
as Comedian at Rally
as Actor Boy Friend
as Comic's Agent
as Comic
as Navy Officer
as Maharishi
as Tony Lacey's Girl Friend
as Lacey's Party Guest
as L.A. Policeman
as Lacey's Party Guest
as Lacey's Party Guest
as Lacey's Party Guest
as Lacey's Party Guest
as Lacey's Party Guest
as Hotel Doctor
as Alvy's Psychiatrist
as Annie's Psychiatrist
as Actress in Rehearsal
as Actor in Rehearsal
as Rehearsal Director
as Tony's Dates at Nightclub
as Tony's Dates at Nightclub
as Street Stranger
as Street Stranger
as Actor in Rob's TV Show
as Street Stranger
as Street Stranger
as Waitress at Health Food Restaurant
as Street Stranger
as Street Stranger
as Actress in Rob's TV Show
as Alvy's Classmate
as Alvy's Classmate
as Waiter #2 at Nightclub
as Alvy's Classmate
as Alvy's Classmate
as Alvy's Classmate
as Alvy's Classmate
as Alvy's Classmate
as Schoolteacher
as Schoolteacher
as Schoolteacher
as Man at Health Food Restaurant
as Alvy's Date outside Theater
as Annie's Date outside Theater
News & Interviews for Annie Hall
Critic Reviews for Annie Hall
All Critics (71) | Top Critics (13) | Fresh (69) | Rotten (2) | DVD (7)
A soft, fuzzy, mildly diverting letdown.
Woody Allen fans will buy it 100%. Never before has the diminutive comedian been so urbane, so open - so funny. And with lovely Diane Keaton as consort, it becomes well-nigh irresistible (especially if you find Keaton as well-nigh irresistible as I do).
This is Woody Allen's signature film, arguably his best and certainly his most popular.
Allen (as a result of his exposure to Bergman, perhaps) has greatly matured as a filmmaking talent. Annie Hall is, by far, his most sophisticated, most emotionally complex film.
While its consonance comes largely from Gordon Willis's photography and Allen's spacious sense of New York, pathos comes at best from Keaton's evaporative performance and a slightly sentimental conception.
Allen joins the Catskills tummler's anything-for-a-laugh antics with a Eurocentric art-house self-awareness and a psychoanalytic obsession in baring his sexual desires and frustrations, romantic disasters, and neurotic inhibitions.
Audience Reviews for Annie Hall
Who knew that in 1977 Woody Allen would graphically portray exactly the type of urban soul that rural Trump supporters hate: over-educated, over-erudite, and over-exposed. His character hates Los Angeles as being too rural. But he can laugh at himself, and so the inherent charm of this work survives.
Super Reviewer
This romantic comedy classic changed games and defied genre conventions with its non-sequential narrative, anhedonic witticisms, metatheatrical antics, and pragmatic ode to human relationships. I don't really think the titular character is as ditzy as she's always described in synopses, nor do I think Diane Keaton's satisfactory performance was Oscar-worthy, but as a whole, "Annie Hall" is simply one of the best.
Super Reviewer
I guess I just don't like films with Woody Allen in them. I try to watch them, but he prattles on and on.
Super Reviewer
Annie Hall Quotes
| Alvy Singer: | In California, they don't throw their garbage away. They make it into TV shows. |
| Annie Hall: | Do you want chocolate milk? |
| Alvy Singer: | What am I your son? |
| Alvy Singer: | That was the most fun I've ever had without laughing. |
| Alvy Singer: | I don't respond well to mellow. If I get too mellow, I ripen and then rot. |