What's your favorite Woody Allen pic?
I love Hannah and Her Sisters, Purple Rose of Cairo and many more.
Somehow, "Woody" always makes me think of none other than the cowboy in Toy Story. heh.
Radio Days is another favorite of mine.
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Mine has always been "Zelig".
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/12/04
Bullets Over Broadway - "I don't make nothin' out of horses, especially "horse durves", 'cause I don't know what they are, and neither do you."
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Dont Drink the Water (does this count since it was based on his play?) & I've always had a special place for Mighty Aphrodite
I'll never get over Annie Hall. So many lines and attitudes from that movie became part of who I am, and I'll never fall out of love with Diane Keaton for that one performance alone.
In addition to those listed... (PalJoey beat me to Annie Hall!)
Manhattan
Bananas
and, I have to admit loving Everyone Says I Love You.
in an ammendment to my previous post, I've not seen a Woody Allen film that I didnt like...except for Match Point.
"Charmed! Charmed!"
"Dont Speak!"
There isnt a bad woody, or Woody.
My favorite, tho...Interiors.
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Radio Days and Bullets over Broadway
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Ok, so I've only seen one Woody Allen movie. My dad insisted that I had to watch Sleeper and that it was such a hilarious movie. I didn't really get it. Question: If they have found that chocolate is the best thing to eat, why are they growing giant vegetables???
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Hannah and Her Sisters
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Annie Hall, Hannah and Bullets
ANNIE HALL.
INTERIORS is a close second. It's devastating.
I love Bullets too.
Crimes and Misdemeanors and Alice are real good.
It's been interesting to watch his progression over the years...
He has two. And they'll both be set in London, like his last one. Guess he's going through a British period.
Next up: SCOOP
Plot Outline: An American journalism student (Scarlett Johansson) in London scoops a big story, and begins an affair with an aristocrat (Hugh Jackman) as the incident unfurls.
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I don't remeber which one it wa,.but the film where he is playing cello in a marching band. Also, in Hannah and her Sisters when he converts to Catholicism and brings home a bag full of Christian things. A bible, a Crucifix, rosary beads, white bread.....cracks me up everytime. BTW, he went to Midwood High School in Brooklyn around the same time my mother did. He is a little younger than she is.
Bullets, Radio Days and Zelig
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