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Futility Personified
17th October 2013, 23:44
Saw Annie Hall earlier this evening and I believe. I believe very strongly in Woody Allen's films ability to make me happy. Can anyone enhance my next few evenings with some suggestions of what to watch next?
Red_Banner
17th October 2013, 23:47
"You can't shoot me! I have a very low threshold of death. My doctor says I can't have bullets enter my body at any time"-Woody Allen as Jimmy Bond in Casino Royale(1967)
The Feral Underclass
17th October 2013, 23:48
None.
bcbm
18th October 2013, 00:10
'everything you wanted to know about sex but were afraid to ask' and 'love and death' are both good.
Dr Doom
18th October 2013, 00:16
purple rose of cairo is my personal favourite.
deconstructing harry, love and death, manhattan, crimes and misdemeanors, midnight in paris and zelig are all great too.
Goblin
18th October 2013, 00:38
Husbands and Wives is my favorite. Annie Hall comes close though.
Hit The North
18th October 2013, 00:41
Broadway Danny Rose is one of his funniest and most life-affirming post-Annie Hall films. Check it out. Also agree with Dr Doom above: Crimes and Misdemeanors is a fantastic film - one of Woody's darkest, though. A good late comedy, imo, is Manhattan Murder Mystery which reunites him with Diane Keaton.
I'd also recommend Stardust Memories as well, as a personal favourite, but there are at least twenty Woody Allen films that are worth watching.
Brandon's Impotent Rage
18th October 2013, 00:47
What's Up, Tiger Lily? is one of the funniest movies ever made in the history of ever.
Hit The North
18th October 2013, 13:07
What's Up, Tiger Lily? is one of the funniest movies ever made in the history of ever.
I didn't even know this film existed and had to wiki it, so THANX!
The wikipedia article also mentions an early comedy, Take The Money And Run, where Woody plays a compulsive but entirely useless criminal. One of my favourite lines is when he meets a woman in the park and the voice-over goes: "After 15 minutes I was completely in love with her. After half an hour, I'd totally given up on the idea of stealing her purse." :grin:
The Feral Underclass
18th October 2013, 14:13
What is it about middle class neurosis that you all find so appealing?
Magic Carpets Corp.
18th October 2013, 15:48
What do you mean, "films"? He makes the same exact movie over and over and over and over and over and over again, just with occasionally different casts.
Hit The North
18th October 2013, 17:10
What is it about middle class neurosis that you all find so appealing?
It's aspirational for all us working class neurotics.
The Feral Underclass
19th October 2013, 12:18
Incidentally I watched Blue Jasmine yesterday and I thought it was excellent...
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