Woody Allen is an American director whose neurotic comedies and dramas, including Annie Hall and Midnight in Paris, have made him one of cinema's most distinctive and prolific voices. I have reviewed 4 of his films on the site so far.
Rating: 3.0★
There are films that arrive carrying the full weight of critical consensus behind them, and Annie Hall is one of the heaviest. Released in 1977 by United Artists, through the production banner of Jack Rollins and Charles H. Joffe, it took the Best Picture Oscar that year and remains the
Rating: 3.0★
There is a lovely, wistful idea sitting at the heart of The Purple Rose of Cairo, and for a good while it is enough. Woody Allen's 1985 film follows Cecilia, a downtrodden waitress in Depression-era New Jersey, played by Mia Farrow, who escapes her miserable reality the
Rating: 3.5★
There is a moment early on in Vicky Cristina Barcelona that stopped me in my tracks. Vicky and Cristina are in the back of a taxi, and the screen literally splits down the middle, placing them side by side: dark hair on one side, blonde on the other. It is
Genre Comedy
½ — Manhattan (1979)
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