Showing 9 articles with the tag ‘psychoanalysis’
What's New Pussycat (1965)
Woody Allen's legendary film career gets off to an auspicious start in this wacky '60s sex comedy. Read more...
Take the Money and Run (1969)
Woody Allen's hilarious directorial debut stays mostly within his slapstick comfort zone. Read more...
Bananas (1971)
Woody Allen mixes in some political satire amidst the slapstick flailing, in a movie that is smarter but not quite as funny as his previous. Read more...
Sleeper (1973)
A futuristic comedy inspired in equal parts by silent comedies and pulp sci-fi is the funniest movie so far. Read more...
Annie Hall (1977)
The influential romantic comedy that is by far the most well-known and widely liked Woody Allen movie. Read more...
Manhattan (1979)
Manhattan remains one of Woody Allen's most popular and acclaimed movies, and the first of many sprawling ensemble comedy/dramas that would become his trademark. Read more...
Zelig (1983)
The profound story of a man blessed and cursed with the ability to blend seamlessly into any environment. Read more...
Another Woman (1988)
An unfairly overlooked semi-classic that improves on Allen's Bergmanesque dramas, thanks to a formidable cast that includes Gena Rowlands. Read more...
New York Stories (1989)
A short film compilation that also features Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola. Allen's, which is one of his funniest creations, is easily the best of the three. Read more...