Allen, Woody.
Humour never looked so easy...
Need to see atleast five _ of these to be a
_ cinefile, in my book.
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Annie Hall (1977, PG)
funniest movie ever. |
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Small Time Crooks (2000, PG)
SOO funny! third funniest film i say. of woody. oh my Jon Lovitz.. everything about this is hysterical. |
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Anything Else (2003, R)
Wow. "Dont trust a naked bus driver." a must see for anyone! |
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Love and Death (1975, PG)
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Take the Money and Run (1969, R)
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Play It Again, Sam (1972, PG)
He didnt exactly direct this but he wrote it and starred in it and obviously told the director what to do a lot because its very similar to his pattened style. |
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Sleeper (1973, PG)
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Manhattan (1979, R)
more romantic than funny. |
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Stardust Memories (1980, PG)
real cute. satire on his life. |
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Mighty Aphrodite (1995, R)
After a ten year drought of comedy, he kicks it old school with this laugh riot. |
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Zelig (1983, PG)
"zelig is the cats pajama's" a great mockumentary. |
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Everyone Says I Love You (1996, R)
Ah Ed Norton sings! adorable. a neat musical done by a comedic mad man. |
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The Front (1976, PG)
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Deconstructing Harry (1997, R)
coulda been much better.. a little weak. |
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Hollywood Ending (2002, PG-13)
a little crowded with all the insanity, but once again woody allen does something remarkable. |
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