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on 7/27/2009
DAMN
on 8/2/2009
Oh, man. Manhattan is brilliant and gorgeous, but I think Annie Hall's consistent tone and endless stream of gags edges it out ever so slightly.
on 8/3/2009
Two of Allen's greatest, but I have to give it to Annie Hall, so much wit and originality in that one.
on 8/28/2009
Agreed... ANNIE HALL. It's probably the most impact Woody ever had on cinema, offering us a prototype of the new, improved romantic comedy for anyone brave enough to defy the prevailing formulas. MANHATTAN is such a wonderful film, tho...
on 11/10/2009
I think it's one of the toughest choices I've ever made on this site. But I have to go with Manhattan.
on 12/2/2009
Annie Hall is my favorite Allen movie, but Manhattan is 4th or 5th. Tough one.
on 1/8/2010
Annie Hall is the popular choice, but I prefer Manhattan. The city is a bit more graceful and centered here. A bit more understated in its approach.
on 3/25/2010
Love both these movies, but Manhattan is the one I love most.
on 11/20/2010
hmm thats tough. love manhattan's cinematography but im going with annie hall.
on 7/14/2012
Manhattan has better visuals and a very emotional story, and it's one of my favorite films. But i choose Annie Hall mostly because it's more creative, it's funnier, and I prefer Keaton as Annie rather then Marry. And it's also one of my favorite films
on May 19
It's a tough call, but I give a slight edge to Manhattan in this matchup. It's amusing how Woody Allen portrays his 42-year-old character's sexual relationship with a 17-year-old girl as if it ISN'T totally perverted. Weirdo.
on Friday
I'll take Annie Hall. Manhattan is weighed down by heavy neuroticism with little of the humour to break it up. Annie Hall is far more emjoyable.
Manhattan wins a close contest of Woody Allen flicks I don't particularly like all that well...
