Being from NYC, and working on the Upper East Side for many years, I can attest these people are everywhere, and I know about six guys, all in their fifties, who still dress like the guy in the clip, only in the 2023 version of the outfit. It's astonishing to me how these people are able to navigate successfully through life. My theory for their success is similar to the drunk driver who plows into an oncoming car of six at 130mph, kills everyone, liquifies their car with the force of theirs hitting it, and then, calmly gets out of their own car when the cops show up and asks, "Am I being detained? I have an important meeting in the morning." They're so empty spiritually, psychologically, philosophically, and metaphysically, they go through life like a drunk driver's body goes through a collision: like a piece of rubber. Meanwhile, the people who think, are introspective, meditative, artful, giving, intellectually curious, and by nature somewhat neurotic, are the ones going through all the windshields.

​ a very woody allen comment 🤭

Ahead of its time 😂

Favorite line.

Oh that's so funny... because in the movie “because i said so“ there is a male character reacting with that sentence to sth. Diane Keaton's character says.... so that was an insider joke for cineasts who love Diane Keaton :D

The joke works because it's true. And today is the extension of the sheer number of those "cultural stereotypes".

Shut up

Totally

Hello how are you doing today?...You looking beautiful..

Another great scene.

That was hilarious. 😂😂 Woody’s face

thats the best scene

Hannah and her Sisters is pretty darn close. But yes this is a masterpiece.

I think "When Harry Met Sally" was in the same ballpark but romantic comedies are getting progressively worse.

"Would you like a glass of chocolate milk?" "What am I your son?" Lol!

Jim X agree

The thing is, as I understand it, the movie was made in the editing room. It was actually supposed to be a murder mystery. How it turned into Annie Hall is beyond me. But many years later Woody Allen and Marshal Brickman collaborated again in Manhattan Murder Mystery, which also stars Diane Keaton. So Annie Hall was originally something completely different. But if one wonders what a Woody Allen, Diane Keaton murder mystery comedy, with the same writer as Annie Hall, would be like, well... you don't have to wonder. They made it.

" I've been killing spiders since I was 30."

what did you want me to do, capture it and rehabilitate it?

What am I , your son

No

No way

Frozen in time like a vision of Jean-Pierre Leaud

Shirley Pena I was a very lively dancer! 😃

"I was a very lively dancer!"

Nameless Paladin you've obviously never read Oscar Wilde.

What does it mean

Or art imitates life? What a question!

@@junesuprise In other words, an imitation crab dancing on its own stick.

True, Diane was so beautiful in the 70s! 😍🥰

She's still beautiful. Love her quirky personality.

The internal dialogue subtitles are brilliant.

Ikr! I hadn't watched it until last week, I've watched it twice since then it's just so good I think it became one of my favorites... Oh i haven't watched casablanca too✋🤦

You still have time

of course!!!!!!!

Absolutely adorable like the kind of woman you could fall in love with. That scene where she is all flustered talking to Allen and just goes “oh well, lah dee dah.”

not really a fan of her, physically. I was much more attracted to the actress who plays Allison Portchnik myself

Yeah she was her prettiest in the godfather in my opinion

@@JohnLutherable Carol Kane looked gorgeous in this movie.

Mee too...

For me the final minutes of "Hannah and Her Sisters" is the perfect ending. All the loose ends tied up, everything back in its place but somehow different, the whole family together for Thanksgiving. I loved "Annie Hall" but Hannah was a masterpiece, perhaps Woody's magnum opus.

ha ha woody and Dianne great couple

+nygblue24 he is just a genius

Ya wanna hear something really funny? I read the comment above, and was just going to say that I agreed wholeheartedly with the comment. Than I realized that I was the one who said it 2 years ago. Ha!

Haha, that's kind of cute. I agree with you now and your self 2 years ago!

See the movie.

Jeff Sutton I’ve since seen the movie & it’s awesome

You mean my whole fallacy is wrong.

@@ScottKnitter haha. yes

I happen to have him right here...wait a second...

"I'm into leather..."

Confessions Group. What a year. I stroked out too.

truth

lol my sister

Watch the whole movie if you can though.

The best romantic comedy about breaking up ever written.

I think knocking out a movie a year dried up his creative well. I haven't seen a new Woody Allen movie in a long time. After stuff like Small Time Crooks and Shadows and Fog he wasn't putting all that much effort into them. It must suck having always to make a "Woody Allen film" and not go beyond. He's tried but the results are pretty weak. Interiors was mind-numbingly pretentious as he tries to ape the genius of Bergman or his "Fellini film" Stardust Memories (which I quite like). Between Annie Hall and Manhattan it was the latter that made the biggest impression and made me fall in love with the city---even if it was a total fantasy--and was the sadder of the two. I liked that the character were allowed to be contradictory and sometimes unlikeable as in life where no one is entirely consistant as circumstances may influence our choices---for good or ill. You want to yell at Woody Allen's Isaac why he brushed aside an adoring beauty like Mariel Hemingway's Tracy for Diane Keaton's emotionally unstable Mary, but no one is not without their short sighted moments. I liked the ambiguous ending. I still consider it to be Woody's last real masterpiece. I want that Woody of the 70's back.

I just rewatched Midsummer's Comedy. I enjoyedd it but it was fluff. What I saw of Blue Jasmine was silly. Is this Woody's Tennesse Williams impression? I used to eagerly look forward to the next Woody Allen film and in the eighties he was still making good stuff with Radio Days, Hannah and Her Sisters, even The Purple Rose of Cairo was okay. I totally hated Hollywood Ending. It has to be the stupiest movie he's made. Even worse than Anything Else. Woody should either find a collaborator like Marshall Brickman or try to find a book to adapt because he is creatively bankrupt at this period. He can't have many more films so why waste them on trite like Scoop.

Hi GREG FREEMAN Then if you haven't seen it, you need to seek out Interiors. It's kind of like the same film but with a very dark edge. It's still funny. Although neither Annie Hall nor Interioirs is as good as Manhattan. It's simply a work of art. It's even more beautiful since I've I went there four years ago.

Oh, I've seen Interiors and what a skull crushing pretentious bore it was. Woody does Bergman. I hated all the insipid characters in the movie. It seems to be a Woody trademark to have self absorbed white people who have way too much free time on their hands. At least in Manhattan the characters are interesting although not always likeable with the exception of Mariel Hemmingway but the "adults" are pretty damaged and fatally flawed humans but that's what makes their stories interesting. Interiors had nothing any particular interest. I have now seem quite a few Bergman films and see how utterly shallow Woody's imitation of those great films is.It is among the few Woody Allen films I doubt I would ever watch again. I can never quite accept him as an intellectual director. There is a prevading superficiality to his films (even the good ones) that I could never mention in the same breath as say Kurosawa, Kubrick, Bunuel, Godard, Fellini, etc. It is merely my own opinion of course but he just cannot rise to the level of brilliance. Over the subsequent decades my opinion of him has diminished greatly, where in years past I eagerly awaited his next film and now I just avoid them. The last one I actually saw in a theater might have been Anything Else (if that's the correct title)--a few chuckles but just fluff. I barely remember anything about which speaks to it's forgettable quality.

Nice one. I was in NYC on W51st Street right overlooking Central Park. It was just at the start of winter. It is not Venice but is a beautiful city.

chaine yes

Junebug Presents very good point

She was so pretty in the 70s! 🥰

And a abuser , watch Manhattan or Allen v farrow

colin glen same here

The French Surrealists would have applauded at that little girl - it is THAT kind of humor.

Soon Yi Previn was not his stepdaughter. She was adopted by Mia Farrow and her then husband Andre Previn in the sixties. Woody Allen and Mia Farrow we're never married. Stop mistaking facts with false statements