Woody Allen's Movies I Have Seen.

somehow, even if most people seems to dislike it, i thought it was one of the funniest woody allen's i have seen. the different stories were very original and totally hilarious.

i really liked the subject of the movie and it was one of the funniest woody allen's movies i have seen.

Some quotes that you just can't forget and that will stay with you for a while after watching it are contained in this deliriously delicious Woody Allen film about a 19th century Russian named Boris. The fact that it takes place somewhere else than in New York City is a big plus for this film; it's very different from his other work. Diane Keaton is brilliant as always, and it's a great personal reflexion bout love and death (duh!).

Another Woody Allen film I got to watch and yet it's very different from his other work. Set as a satiric documentary, Zelig tells the story of a chameleon man who gets to be cured by Dr. Eudora Fletcher (played by Mia Farrow). The effects are really great and I laughed a lot while watching some footage.

mia farrow was not recognizable, she looked just like someone else! i suppose it's a major reason why i loved this film. she stands out of her previous roles as tina. it's a nice comedy that you should give some attention!

great woody allen, as usual.

This film is really touching. It doesn't really have the funny touch Woody Allen used to put in all his film. I liked it nonetheless, it makes you think a lot about love and life and relationships in general. Mia Farrow and Dianne Wiest are both excellent in their respective role.

I liked it because I guess I relate to the characters, in a way. The performances are really great especially the one from Gena Rowlands. Even if you don't usually like Woody Allen, I think you should give it a chance.

my favorite story was the one by woody allen. i just can't get enough of his humor. then, follows the scorsese's segment with awesome performances by nick nolte and rosanna arquette. my least favorite was the part of coppola but i'm not saying it wasn't good. it was kind of interesting but somehow, it reminded me a lot of those macaulay culkin's films as he was a kid (richie rich, for instance).

this is not like any other film woody made before and that's probably what hit me the most while i'm was watching it. the cast was great and the story was just plain good.

the plot was interesting, mixing real life, dreams and fantasies of alice. i'm actually a big fan of mia farrow's work so that did help, but it's not my favorite from allen. it doesn't stand out by itself compared to many other film he made before.

not the typical woody allen film were used to, but it's still a great attempt to try something different. if you enjoy german expressionism, you should like this one. i did.

It's a nice mystery film with a great cast but I couldn't help it: at some point, I thought Diane Keaton was getting really annoying. Otherwise, I don't really have any complaints to make. As usual, plenty of laughs awaits you.

I never really noticed before how annoying Mira Sorvino's voice is! Still, I like her as an actress and as a person. The Greek chorus was a fun touch to add to the film and I liked the attention brought to their costumes, location and all. Overall, it was a great Allen comedy but definitely not my favorite.

Sweet little musical. Very different from the comedies Woody Allen usually do but quite good nonetheless. It was fun to see many different known actors in roles you are not usually used to.

A lot of interesting lines particularly made me enjoy this film. Great cast too.

Sean Penn is a great actor and his performance in Sweet and Lowdown is remarkable. I really liked Samantha Morton and Uma Thurman as well. They both deliver great acts. And i'm quite happy of the result. This film truly shows Woody Allen's love for jazz music and his talent to do it as a great director.

i really liked the part of the «villain» played by helen hunt, i think she was terrific. the story was interesting, and greatly captures the 1940's. you can't go wrong with allen!

yes, it was funny at some point but it's definately not his best film in career.

Woody Allen comes back with another thriller-like movie that might remind you of Match Point or Scoop (and not only because it's also taking place in London and the nearby areas). Although it's very different from the comedies he used to make, Cassandra's Dream has a great cast supporting an original story and I mostly enjoyed it because of that. Would it have been some other actors as the lead roles and I don't know if I would have appreciated as much.

Another fun film made by one of my favorite directors, Woody Allen. I really liked how he portrayed love, with all its difficulties instead of showing a boring love story that only exists in fairy tales. The cast was really great, I even liked Penelope Cruz (she usually gets on my nerves when she speaks English). Also, it reminded me a bit of my visit in Barcelona (and Spain, in general) although they went in pretty cozy places, unlike I did and unlike most people too.