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Second Viewing: Annie Hall (1977) - Duration: 11:37.

I think we're all familiar with the

genre of the rom-com: two people start

out separate, and then they meet and

slowly come together. the rest of the

film is devoted to exploring the

relationship as it progresses, and the

suspense for us lies in whether or not

they stay together at the end. Despite

how formulaic this genre may seem, there

really are endless permutations and

variations that can be applied here, and

every once in a while, you get a film

that really illustrates the best of what

the genre has to offer. One thing that

sets the romantic comedy genre apart

from your typical romance film is, well

obviously, the comedy. But trying to

alleviate the tension and anxiety of the

couple by adding humor can often go too far,

resulting in stories that risk becoming

too cheerful and too shallow to feel

genuine. So, for me, the best romantic

comedies are those which are able to

properly balance the humor with the

real problems that people go through in

relationships. Annie Hall remains one of

the first and one of the best examples

of a film successfully balancing the

bittersweet ups and downs of the modern

relationship. At the time of its release,

it was unconventional for a romance

movie, mainly because at the end

the guy doesn't actually get the girl.

But it was also unconventional for a

comedy, because there's a certain kind of

melancholy which underlies the film's

jokes. "While Annie Hall includes many

jokes, the jokes often contribute a

tragic element of characterization or

feature as part of a tragic twist to the

romantic narrative." Throughout the course

of their relationship, main character

Alvy Singer and his girlfriend Annie

Hall exhibit signs of paranoia, obsession,

depression, and so forth, and while the

film finds particularly funny ways of

portraying this, it never allows the

humor to detract from the reality of the

characters' struggles. It goes without

saying that this is, on all accounts, a

Woody Allen film. In addition to writing

and directing the film, Allen also

starred alongside his ex-girlfriend

Diane Keaton, meaning that, in a sense, the

two were basically reenacting their own

past relationship within the film. Now, in

many ways, Annie Hall marked a distinctive

shift in Allen's style and

his career path. Allen himself comments

that, "in Annie Hall, [he] had reached some

kind of a personal plateau where [he] felt

that [he] could put the films that [he] had

done in the past behind [him] and [he]

wanted to take a step forward toward

realistic and deeper films. It was a real

turning point for [him] in every way. From

then on, [he] really counts Annie Hall as

the first step towards maturity in

making films." When i first watched the

film, I was a bit underwhelmed because

like many of the audiences who

originally saw it, I was introduced to

Woody Allen's work through his earlier

less serious films, which were more

focused on his particular brand of

ridiculous surreal humor. So when Annie

Hall took a more subdued tone, I didn't

really know how to react. But over time,

my respect for the film quietly grew, and

when I watched again, knowing this time

what to expect,

I was better able to recognize the

film's genius. One of the easiest and

most tempting ways to recommend a film

is to compare it to another film, and

that's actually how I was going to start

this video: introducing Annie Hall by

comparing it to its modern successor

that was clearly inspired by it, (500) Days

of Summer. But the problem with this

method is that sometimes the friend

you're talking to hasn't seen the film

that you're using as a reference point,

and similarly, I don't know how many of

the people who are watching this have

seen (500) Days of Summer.

Nonetheless, I think it's good to examine

some of the differences and similarities

between these two films as a means of

drawing attention to what makes Annie Hall

so distinct as a story. Like (500) Days of

Summer, Annie Hall is structured as the non-

chronological reflections of a man on a

past relationship, and both films also

employ various fantasy sequences and

unexpected camera tricks to create some

really funny unexpected and memorable

scenes. But while (500) Days centers on the

divide between expectation and reality,

Annie Hall goes a bit further. In this

scene, Tom's delusions about his

relationship with Summer dissipate, and

he becomes aware of his false

expectations. But Annie Hall isn't just

about expectations vs. reality; it's about

a problem with perception vs. reality,

and it's about how the main character's

desires influence that perception and

how his more deeply ingrained

psychological problems influence those

desires. Early on in the film, Allen's

character Alvy comments on his own

struggle with this: "You know, I have a

hyperactive imagination. My mind tends to

jump around a little and I have some

trouble between fantasy and reality." This

comment serves to establish the film's

very fluid sense of reality. The fourth

wall is very often broken and characters

often intrude upon memory, and memory and

fantasy frequently intrude upon reality,

always for an unexpected comedic effect.

But all the film's clever imagine spots

aren't merely there for the humor;

they also reinforce the more serious

divide between truth and perception, and

it's the connection here between humor

and theme which keeps the varied style

of the film's jokes from seeming

incoherent. But the film doesn't simply

address the problem of delusion on the

individual level; it also hints that Alvy's

problem might be more universal, that

maybe we all delude ourselves a little

bit in our relationships with others. "In

fact the dichotomy of the real and the

ideal, addressed by Allen through the

implied difference between documentary

and fiction, was part of solving the

problem of why human relationships can

be so difficult...

Annie Hall is, in some sense, a testimony

on the tendency of an entire culture to

deny and deceive itself." It's important

here to focus on the original working

title for the film: "anhedonia", which

literally means the inability to feel

pleasure.

This is what Allen essentially believes

is wrong with his main character. As soon

as Alvy has what he wants, he loses

interest in it, and this prevents him

from being able to maintain stability in

his relationship with Annie. He becomes

paranoid that her desire for him is

fading, and in response, he overreacts. He

fears that the happiness he's

experiencing is the result of his own

delusion, and thus he creates a delusion

of misery to live in

instead. These psychological elements of

the film are important

because, well, the film places an emphasis

on psychology. Psychoanalytical

therapists are omnipresent in the film,

and Alvy himself is obsessed with

trying to psychoanalyze himself,

filtering back through his memories at

the film's beginning and trying to

figure out where things went wrong.

This explains the film's

stream-of-consciousness structure. In the

early minutes of the film, the scenes are

linked by Alvy's train of thought: one

memory leads to another which leads to

another, all linked not by the passage of

time, but by words or ideas which connect

them. "...a series of cold showers." "Max, my

serve gonna send yuh to the showers

early." "Right, right." Unfortunately, a subject that

has to be discussed when analyzing any

Woody Allen film is Woody Allen himself.

To say that he's become a controversial

figure over time is a bit of an

understatement.

When an artist is controversial, the

default response of critics is to try to

find a way to distance or separate the

work from the artist, which honestly

doesn't make much sense, because good or

bad,

there is always a connection between the

artist and the work he produces, and

despite how much we believe that the two

are different, trying to find the

similarity will better help us

understand the artists and their work.

Some people are disillusioned when they

discover that the lovable on-screen

Woody Allen is, in real life, kind of an

asshole. But for me it's been easier to

reconcile him with his creative output

because I've always seen the characters

that he plays as assholes as well.

Present in all of them is a

preoccupation with sex, death, and the

self... "I'm obsessed with death. I

think. Big subject with me. I have a very

pessimistic view of life; you should know

this about me if we're going to go out, you

know, I feel that life is is divided up

into the horrible and miserable:

those are the two categories. You know,

the horrible would be like, I don't know,

terminal cases, you know, and blind

people, cripples, I don't know how they get through

life, it's amazing to me, you know, and the

miserable is everyone else. So when

you go through life, you should be thankful that you're

miserable. Because you're very

lucky to be miserable." ...that all

contributes to a personality which is on

the whole very narcissistic. This doesn't

mean that I don't enjoy watching his

films. I think he's one of the funniest

men to ever grace the screen. But despite

his wit and his wisdom about life and

relationships,

it's still easy to see Allen himself

falling into the same psychological

traps that his characters fall into; the

traps of self-centeredness, of being

blind to the needs of others.

I don't think that it's wrong to pick apart

Allen's own mind and the mind of his

character simultaneously, because he

invites it. On many occasions, he has

remarked that many of these characters

closely resemble himself.

I think it's particularly telling that

in this film the character is a Jewish

New York-based comedian, much like Allen

himself at the time. In the film, then,

Allen is acknowledging his own

shortcomings, but as we see from his own

life, being aware of your shortcomings

doesn't always mean being able to move

past them. So, without pardoning his

mistakes, we have to recognize that they

are a part of not only his personal

identity, but also his artistic identity,

just as his work serves as a testament

to his talent and intellect in his life

behind and apart from the camera. "You

know how you're always trying to

get things to come out perfect in art,

because it's real difficult in life." So

what is the final message of Annie Hall?

We know at this point that the film's

main focus is about addressing the

problems that we all have in

distinguishing between perception, desire

and reality in the realm of modern

relationships. But so far I haven't said

anything about what kind of solution

film offers in response to this problem,

if any. I think that Allen's solution lies

in the film's ending, where we are shown

a montage of their relationship. Here, as

his journey through his memories is

finally coming to a close, Alvy is

realizing that the time he spent and the

memories that he's gained have made the

experience worth it, because in the realm

of memory, time is, in fact, irrelevant and

moments are suspended in time, isolated

indefinitely.

it may sound cliche, especially now that

I'm essentially repeating the same

message from last week's review, but

maintaining a positive perspective on

life requires accepting the bad with the

good,

and that, despite the cost, there's

something in us which compels us, some

part of us that needs the companionship

that another human being can provide.

Throughout the review, I've tried

spoiling as few jokes as possible because

many of the jokes really only work in

context,

when you have the weight of the

drama propelling them forward. Also

because, as I discussed in my Airplane!

review, the unexpected is the essence of

comedy, and there are so many unexpected

little gags throughout the film that I

couldn't bring myself to ruin the

surprise. But in the end, despite how

varied and hilarious and coherent the

film's comedy is, I hope I don't need to

use the comedy to convince you to see it,

because despite being a particularly

smart and inventive film, it's also a

profound one and, if you're willing to

give it a chance, a very emotionally

moving film, too. "Like, I would want to

actually have, like, a very great life and

to, like, know that it was fake.

Like, that that would make the steak

taste better to me, it's like, a computer

put work into stimulating this so that I

could taste it." "And it still sucks..."

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Geek-Retrogamer, special "Christmas Carol"

We are 1000

Come on! What we play? ... I like the "Street Fighter"

We're going to throw us a 'Street Fighter ... No, go ... get me the "Super Pang" please

Come on and the "Super Pang"! Or a "Final Fight"

No no no ... "Codi and Haggar" molan deck

Please a 'Super Pang "

Look! ... Or "Street Fighter or Final Fight" ... A "Bust a Move"!

That step of bubbles! ... Come on come on, please!

You're too heavy with the "bubbles", eh!

But it is that always play to what you say!

Look! You know what I say? ... You to get the machine where you fit!

Hey, me! Because step, yes, yes! But Uncle!

This is what it is

Come on!

I have so much fed up burbujita

But wait, wait ... Where are you going, where are you going?

Look, is that you do not realize you, but look ... the Geek-Retrogamer of the bubbles.

Now the "Super Pang", then the "Bust a Move"

Is that you're all damn day ... you spend a lot to me!

I just want to play with you, and that's what I like

You know what I tell you ?, you enjoy the little machine, okay?

Merry Christmas, Tronca!

But why? ... Talue! ... Why? ...

May I Pyro!

Come on having eggs thing!

I is not coming this

And I paint I here alone? What a boredom!

We are always the same, discussing and such, ami already boring me

Besides the fault is it, I have it very clear, dammit!

Go! ... Step ...

She knows ....

Already you better, Jandro, and you better ... and over at Christmas!

But who the hell are you!

I am the Spirit "Morancio" Geek Christmas!

My, Mori, do not take it off or painting, always here!

Golosón, you're obsessed with me! ...

You're going fatal ... as you follow well in life ... finally!

You'll see in a moment

To my banishment broncas regarding Tronca Incognita, shame of it!

And I have it clear!

"Toads" in vinegar!

Jandro Look, I'm going to explain a moment, that I do not hard for me, so ... "AL LORITO"!

Let's take a trip to the past, the present and the future

Where you will see as you were, as you are being and how you will be

What are you telling me?!

Look what I brought you!

The "Geek-Retrogamer Delorean"!

So you put your fingers on the forehead

And I say the magic words:

What do you say, you do this? ... UNTIL "ACHIEVEMENT" !!

¡Ala ... go! Where did you bring me?

As we are in year 1 AR

And so what of "AR"?

Before Recreation

Friend!!

A sad time

It was sad but then becomes happy

See notes ...

Look Tronca! ... Tell me

I come now to a company with a logo and a Marcianito

And it turns out that makes you ... slot machines Gambling machines!

And look what has given me to get the long teeth!

Cool! Mola and functions that you shit ... so ...

What do you think? ... Because it has already come up with the idea to head ...

How to put here a gaming machine in the middle of the room? ... Oysters, yes yes!

Are you cool? ... I like! ... And we can play "Super Pang"!

Eeeeeeh ... or the "Street Fighter"

Or the "Puzzle Bubble"

Or the "Final Fight"

... Pff! ... Well ... hehehehe ...

But we play together! Voucher?

Haha ... then I have convinced you not ?!

Yeah ... Well, there we go!

Thread Tronca! ... Let's go!

'Gaming machine ... OOOOOEEEEEH !!

And you have loved me say this ?!

Oh I cazurro are! Come, to this that we go!

¡Ala, take ya!

Cojo just bought the "Uncharted 4", I install it and bam! update 8 gigas ... COME THE FUCK!

Come, now, we're in this!

Do not mess man! But if it is new, Trunks!

Pffff!

It's a firecracker as the "PS4" What a "pain in the ass", kid!

What are you playing "PS4"? ... The PS4, the "Uncharted" ...

What are you enjoying it? ... Eeeeeh ... well, it is something that I do not like ...

Go ... well ... look at the Tronca Incognita ...

What's wrong with her?

Hey! What are you doing, you come to play?

Let say you, if I've caught the "Uncharted" and I'm here to see if the 8 gigs are downloaded update these! The mother who bore him!

Fool Come on, come to play "Super Pang"!

That step, which I've caught the "Uncharted"!

Ouch, again I am playing you leave me alone!

It is what it is, so ... assumes!

Have not you ever noticed that wants to play with you?

Eeeeeeeeeeh ... no ...

And then you'll want to take a nail, right?

... Eeeeh ... that's another topic. 'I do not take it out !!

Then let the future because now if you're going to freak out, colleague

One, two and three ...

I'll take a PS4

Well ... we are in the future ...

Look ... sadder impossible

I'm a little lonely, right?

Completely alone

Go fabric

And where the kids are ... and "Tronca"?

Your children are now grown and never come to see you

Hey! ... The "Tronca" has left you ...

'¿AND RECREATION ?? !!

That if I care, where is he?

Exactly ... the recreation is the children have been ...

'NOOOOOOOOO !!

And never let them play with it

It is fashionable Virtual Reality

That comes out that you shit!

'Aaajj !!

Ouch ... less MLAs are BlueTooth !!

This is another world

I'll lend me a virtual recreation

Ouch going! ... Haha !, detailing

yes

Ouch ... a pleasure!

Yuk!

Fuck, step, this is very expensive!

This is worthless

To the nightstick!

Fuck with firecrackers bloody the noses of these children!

OMG I think I've screwed up! I have to go see the Tronca Incognita

Let's run

Pfft! Where will he?

Do not you understand why we need to discuss, if Christmas ?!

Ouch! So much meaning for him the "Final Fight"?

Oh, finally ... meno wrong!

Tronca, hey, look ...

listen out...

No no, let me, if I have to play with the "Street Fighter", I play with you, really

Listen, I have to say one thing really ...

What I will do is play with the "bubbles", okay?

And spend a Merry Christmas "Geek"

Voucher

Tronquita 'Dale dale !! ... Come!

I'm like "Wolverine" ... the best doing my job.

'Let Morancio !! ... singing the song of subscribers it's cool that you shit!

With joy, with salt, giving the staff what you want ... "the parrot!"

Eeeeeh ... okay guy, okay, and

Okay now, the song that already tired, and tired

Let's sing something better this time, right?

Come okay, give me a second!

Aaaaaaaaah, hahahaha!

Give cane, tron!

And one, two, three, and ...

Join now

Join now

Join now

hit the "Like" or let us know

I wanna wish you a "Geek" Christmas

I wanna wish you a "Geek" Christmas

I wanna wish you a "Geek" Christmas

And "Recre" in your living room

'HAPPY "GEEK" CHRISTMAS FRIENDS !!