Alice

Alice (1990)

  • 77% of critics liked it
    (26 reviews)

  • 56% of users liked it
    (6,322 ratings)

Woody Allen's character study of a well-kept, upscale Manhattan woman (Mia Farrow) takes the title character on a journey through a Wonderland of her own making, in which she learns some truths about herself, her relationships, and the universe in general. Alice leads a comfortable life, except for… More

Play Trailer

PG-13, 1 hr. 46 min.
Directed By
Woody Allen
Written By
Woody Allen
Genres
Drama, Romance, Comedy
In Theaters
Dec 25, 1990 Wide
On DVD
Jun 5, 2001
MGM Pictures, Inc.

Critic Reviews

  • Peter Travers, Rolling Stone

    Alice may be a minor work in the Allen canon, but when its grace notes manage to be heard above the whimsy, they ring true.

  • Desson Thomson, Washington Post

    Continues Allen's endless, banal quest for the Big Answers.

  • Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times

    It's a strange, magical film.

  • Rita Kempley, Washington Post

    Farrow peers through the looking glass sparkly in lovely Alice, a downright adorable collaboration with the mellowed father-of-her-child.

  • Emanuel Levy, EmanuelLevy.Com

    a second-tier Woody Allen film, starring then companion Mia Farrow.

Read all 10 critic reviews

Critic ratings and reviews powered by RottenTomatoes.com

Fresh (60% or more critics rated the movie positively)

Rotten (59% or fewer critics rated the movie positively)

Featured Audience Ratings

  • moon r


    Mia Farrow is an upper crust Manhattan socialite fully in the material world of shopping, parties and gossip, until persistent back pain leads her to a mysterious Chinese doctor ... flights of fancy lighten this fall down the rabbit hole but the stop, despite typically good Allen… More

  • Jonathan H


    Much like Burn After Reading felt like the Coens trying too hard to make a "Coen" film, Alice, a loose reimagining of Juliet of the Spirits, feels like Woody desperately trying to make a "Woody Allen" film. To no avail.

  • Randy T


    Ghosts, hallucinations, love potions, invisibility and penguins. An outlandish but likable exposé on the true meaning of happiness. (Directed by Woody Allen)

  • Lady D


    This film very much has the Woody Allen stamp on it and you?d be able to tell it was a Woody Allen film even if you did not know. It?s a quirky film, where the imagination is brought to life helped along with a few magical herbs and where an escalation of events help to guide the… More

  • Alice S


    I love Mia Farrow's subtle seductress, but the plot is a bit thin.

Read all 11 featured audience ratings

Cast

See full cast

Trailers & Clips

facebook_logo

Now you can share movies with your friends on Facebook!

  • Discover movies your friends are watching
  • Keep track of what you want to see
  • Add your reviews to your Timeline