Hannah and Her Sisters

Along with Annie Hall, this is my favorite Woody Allen film. It has a depth that most of the Woodman's films lack, and it has a fabulous cast with some of my favorite actors. And being a former New Yorker, it... Full review

Hannah and Her Sisters is one of Woody Allen's most acclaimed movies, winner of the oscars for Best Original Screenplay, Best Supporting Actor (Miceal Caine), Best Supporting Actress( Dianne Wiest). In my opinion, it deserved Best Picture as well. The script... Full review

Woody Allen is a genius in is ability to make real people in his screenplays. "Hannah and Her Sisters" is a brutally funny and honest 1986 hit about the bonding of three sisters and their men that they seem to share... Full review

Very funny comedy has one of Woody's all time best casts. Dianne Wiest is the best; glowing, neurotic, irritating and vulnerable, within minutes. Michael Caine is the most touching, Mia Farrow, as always, close to heartbreaking. I think it's her... Full review

Contrary to the comments of many critics (including the usually sagacious Ebert) the film IS a comedy, in the classic sense, as is an opera buffa, The Marriage of Figaro, A Midsummer Night's Dream, etc. One IMDb commentator here, mattijohn,... Full review

An interesting and very well acted slice of different people's lives, the film poses a number of intriguing questions in terms of life, death, love and relationships. It is a fascinating film: carefully directed and aided by some meticulously perfect... Full review

This is just the perfect Woody Allen. I adore everything in it, story, acting, visuals, direction. I hope Woody will make such a film in the next years; cause I'm not sure its last ones are the best in his career.... Full review

Except for MANHATTAN, this stands alongside of ANNIE HALL as the top of the game for the brilliant Woody Allen. A total rep company atmosphere (in New York) with Michael Caine giving one of his most subtle and touching performances.... Full review

This is Woody's most underrated movies. Some parts may be slow, but all the parts Woody is in, which is alot, are really, really funny. I like this one very much.... Full review

What more does a Woody lover want...New York, Thanksgiving (x 3), SoHo, the now-closed Pageant Book Store, e.e. Cummings, the cute and beautiful Dianne Wiest (her first Oscar as Best Supporting Actress). Best scene: the three sisters having lunch at... Full review

Underscoring the great emotion of "Hannah and Her Sisters" is the hauntingly beautiful score.....Hannah and Her Sisters" is a touching, sentimental, complex, angst-ridden ride through three sisters' lives over a two.... ... Full Review

Underscoring the great emotion of "Hannah and Her Sisters" is the hauntingly beautiful score.....Meanwhile Woody Allen#39;s neurotic Mickey, Hannah#39;s ex, is a TV executive convinced he's dying from any number of potential diseases..... ... Full Review

Brimming with laughter, tears and subtle beauty, Hannah and Her Sisters is a magnificent "summation of [Woody Allen's] career to date" (The New York Times). Winner* of three OscarsA(r) and featuring a brilliant all-star cast, Hannah and Her Sisters spins a tale of three unforgettable women and showcases Allen "at his most emotionally expansive, working on his broadest canvas with masterly ease" (Newsweek)! ... Full Review

Hannah and Her Sisters isn't Woody Allen's best film I wouldn't say this is a great film because Mickey's constant insecurities become incredibly annoying ... Full Review

The flick starts off reasonably well but steadily declines to the point where I eagerly looked forward to its end ... the movie is a real disappointment ... Full Review

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A technician at Montreal's Palais des congrès by day, Martin Laporte has been making short movies in his spare time for years, starting when he studied film in CEGEP in the late 1980s. ... Full Article

Woody Allen's 1986 comedic drama won three Oscars- one for best screenplay, best supporting actress for Dianne West, and best supporting actor for Michael Caine. ... Full Article

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Top Notch Human Drama. Winner of the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay in 1986. Also winner of Best Supporting Actor (Michael Caine) and Best Supporting Actress (Dianne Wiest). ... Full Article

'I'll bet you a pound, right now, I'll bet you a pound that within weeks of that film coming out, every girl in town'll be walking around with an Evita hair-do and dress. Bet you a pound, right now! And ... Full Article