Take the Money and Run about a completely inept criminal shot documentary style. This is the first of the early zany laugh out loud Woody Allen movies.
Woody Allen is cryogenically frozen in 1973 and awakens 200 years later in a repressive Orwellian society in Sleeper. This is our favorite of the LOL movies.
One you might have missed: In Love and Death Woody Allen takes on Russian literature, philosophy, and intellectual ponderings with one liners and comic gags.
The Golden Years- Slapstick turns to sophistication
Annie Hall is Woody Allen's masterpiece. Watch it for the story of a romance and the very funny observations on our culture, relationships and the East coast vs. West coast but as a film fan also watch for the innovative techniques used to tell the story.
Woody Allen loves New York City and he made a movie that is a valentine to the city. Shot in black and white with Gershwin on the soundtrack, Manhattan follows the intertwined romantic relationships of a group of New Yorkers.
Okay were all movie lovers here so admit it - haven't you ever fantasized that one of your favorite movie characters could jump off the screen into your life? That's what happens in The Purple Rose of Cairo.
Hannah and Her Sisters, a movie about oh yes Hannah and her sisters and their very intertwined romantic relationships and since its a Woody Allen movie also about life, death and the meaning of it all.
Can a movie be a comedy and a drama? Can it be funny but also thought provoking and philosophical? Yes it can A movie that deals with moral ambiguities and the difference of Crimes and Misdemeanors.
The Later Years
Many movies, lots of tabloid baggage and backlash and then he was back with Match Point. Woody Allen moves across the pond to England for a cool elegant romantic thriller.
Best Original Screenplay Nomination for Match Point --- 2006 Best Original Screenplay Nomination for Deconstructing Harry --- 1998 Best Original Screenplay Nomination for Mighty Aphrodite --- 1996 Best Director Nomination for Bullets Over Broadway --- 1994 Best Original Screenplay Nomination for Bullets Over Broadway --- 1994 Best Original Screenplay Nomination for Husbands and Wives --- 1993 Best Original Screenplay Nomination for Alice --- 1991 Best Director Nomination for Crimes and Misdemeanors --- 1990 Best Original Screenplay Nomination for Crimes and Misdemeanors --- 1990 Best Original Screenplay Nomination for Radio Days --- 1988 Best Original Screenplay Win for Hannah and Her Sisters --- 1987 Best Director Nomination for Hannah and Her Sisters --- 1987 Best Original Screenplay Nomination for The Purple Rose of Cairo --- 1986 Best Director Nomination for Broadway Danny Rose --- 1985 Best Original Screenplay Nomination for Broadway Danny Rose --- 1985 Best Original Screenplay Nomination for Manhattan --- 1980 Best Director Nomination for Interiors --- 1979 Best Original Screenplay Nomination for Interiors --- 1979 Best Director Win for Annie Hall --- 1978 Best Original Screenplay Win for Annie Hall --- 1978 Best Actor Nomination for Annie Hall --- 1978
Woody Allen is cryogenically frozen in 1973 and awakens 200 years later in a repressive Orwellian society in 
One you might have missed: In 
Woody Allen loves New York City and he made a movie that is a valentine to the city. Shot in black and white with Gershwin on the soundtrack, 
Okay were all movie lovers here so admit it - haven't you ever fantasized that one of your favorite movie characters could jump off the screen into your life? That's what happens in 
Can a movie be a comedy and a drama? Can it be funny but also thought provoking and philosophical? Yes it can A movie that deals with moral ambiguities and the difference of 
Many movies, lots of tabloid baggage and backlash and then he was back with 
