What's your favorite Woody Allen movie?

[WI_DEM]

He is a genius in my opinion. One of the great American filmmakers. My all-time favorite is "Crimes and Misdemeanors" but I like many of his films. I love his early all-out comedies like "Sleeper" as well as his later, more serious work.

here is where you can find a list of his films
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000095

[Nightjock]

1. Tough call

Crimes or Hannah and Her Sisters

[shance]

2. Hannah, Annie, or Sleeper

n/t

[sir_captain]

3. Annie Hall

then Manhattan

Annie Hall is a real work of genius.

[ihaveaquestion]

4. Only liked two.

"Everything you always...Sex" and "The Front." I'm not sure the latter was actually one of his. He may have just starred in it.

[dryan]

5. Manhattan Murder Mystery

[WI_DEM]

7. you're right

"The Front" was one of the rare Allen films done for another director, Martin Ritt.

[sus]

8. "The Front" is classic.

and I cannot find a copy of it anywhere.

top five:

Crimes and Misdemeanors
The Front
Annie Hall
Manhattan
Radio Days

on edit:

"The Front" was one of the rare Allen films done for another director, Martin Ritt.

I did not know that. cool.

[ihaveaquestion]

10. Netflix has it, but I don't think they sell movies yet.

[sus]

11. hmm..i searched for it and couldn't find it.

i will try again. thanks.

[FrankBooth]

19. He just starred in it

I watched it recently, Zero Mostel was fantastic.

[Dookus]

6. ahh... so hard

he's really one of my favorite directors. I find something to love in every movie he makes.

I think Interiors and Crimes and Misdemeanors are really great, though. Bullets Over Broadway was incredibly good, too.

Aw hell, they're all good.

[ihaveaquestion]

12. Interiors? Yawwwwn. I just couldn't keep my eyes open on that one.

[Hoping4Change]

17. I loved Interiors>m lease fav was Sleeper. The rest great.

[redqueen]

9. Can't choose

My favorites are:

Annie Hall
Crimes and Misdemeanors
Sweet and Lowdown
Radio Days
Purple Rose of Cairo
Stardust Memories
Love and Death

[sus]

13. ooo..forgot about "Sweet and Lowdown"

Samantha Morton is just wonderful.

[redqueen]

14. I love the soundtracks he uses

and this one was my introduction to Django... *sigh*

[Dookus]

15. Yes...

and Sean Penn was electrifying in it.

[Magrittes Pipe]

16. "Annie Hall," of course.

Sleeper is a close #2.

[sundog]

18. Another vote for "Annie Hall" - it just doesn't get any better

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[Kat45]

20. "Annie Hall" It was a great snapshot of a time and place.

It was one of my favorite all-time movies, although I'd say it's moved down the list through the years. (It's such a great reflection of its time that it tends to look dated now.) But I still love the movie.

I also really like "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex..." That one was such a riot!

[Canuckistanian]

21. What's Up, Tiger Lily?

When I first saw it, I thought there was something terribly wrong. My father and I watched it and before long we were killing ourselves laughing.
It was an actual Japanese thriller called "Kagi no Kagi" (Key of Keys) with the original audio taken out and absurd dubbing into English.

[Toby109]

22. "Zelig"

"Take the Money and Run"
"Crimes and Misdemeanors"

[bloodyjack]

23. Love and Death, if I had to choose one.

Manhattan a close second, if two are allowed.

[MrScorpio]

24. Sleeper and Annie Hall

eom

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

25. Many favorites: Zelig, Manhattan, Take The Money & Run, Sleeper

Play It Again Sam, Bananas, Hannah & Her Sisters would probably be the ones I could watch over and over, but I like virtually all his films, even some of the recent ones that have been criticized, such as "Hollywood Ending".

[flamingyouth]

26. Play It Again, Sam, Sleeper, Bananas and Hannah & Her Sisters

I also, naturally, love Annie Hall, Love and Death, and Manhattan. As you can see, I'm quite a fan.:)

[MissMillie]

27. I liked The Purple Rose of Cairo (n/t)

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[Mayberry Machiavelli]

28. Annie Hall, easy.

Watched this when I was a kid, and it opened my mind up completely to what might be possible with films.