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Hannah and Her Sisters (1986) Movie Reviews
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ToxicUniverse.com (Jeremiah Kipp)
That's really what it's all about. That and if you need a justification to avoid suicide, there's always the Marx Brothers at your local cinema....read the complete Hannah and Her Sisters (1986) review at ToxicUniverse.com (Jeremiah Kipp)
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Essentially three separate tales that intertwine at times, HANNAH AND HER SISTERS is one of writer-director Woody Allen's most complex films and the first one in which his neurotic character is given a happy ending. The picture takes place over a couple...read the complete Hannah and Her Sisters (1986) review at TV Guide's Movie Guide (--)
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Film Freak Central (Bill Chambers)
Romantic sentiments...drive all the lust--and blood--out of the picture....read the complete Hannah and Her Sisters (1986) review at Film Freak Central (Bill Chambers)
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by Robert Buchanan "... on March 06, 2009
If you've viewed any of MGM's other DVD editions of Allen films, you'll know what to expect from this one. The A/V quality is excellent: the beautiful 35mm visuals are well served by a fine transfer from a clear, sharp print. Scene selections are ...
by Andrew Ellington on May 01, 2008
I have not seen a lot of Woody Allen movies; he's one of those directors that I really need to research and dive into. I've seen `Match Point' and loved it, and I've see `The Sweet and Lowdown' and thought it was decent, but his classics like `Annie ...
by G. Merritt on October 31, 2007
Hannah and Her Sisters is considered by many critics (including Roger Ebert) to be Woody Allen's finest film. (My personal favorite is Manhattan, but Hannah is a close second.) It is a romantic comedy with dramatic undertones that tells the intertwined ...
by R. Galeano Valenc... on October 25, 2007
"I don't know what is it about you, that closes and opens...
(... only something in me understands
the voice of your eyes is deeper than all roses).
Nobody, not even the rain, has such small hands."
The magnificent E.E. Cummings' poem serves as a ...
by John Farr "The Be... on July 06, 2007
One of Woody's most intricately plotted films, "Hannah" is also one of his most tenderly observed, right up there with "Annie Hall" and "Manhattan." Plumbing the romantic entanglements and unspoken desires of its three titular characters, Allen draws out ...
by Mr. Ian George Fr... on April 17, 2007
And I suspect they will keep on coming. Woody always wanted to create a synthesis between his famous "wisecracking" style and the serious drama of Scandinavian directors such as Ingmar Bergman, he also wanted to created a portrait of a "fully rounded ...
by Joshua Miller "Jo... on February 17, 2007
Considered by many to be Woody Allen's best film, "Hannah and Her Sisters" is not my favorite Woody Allen movie but it is my 2nd. The film won 3 Academy Awards for Best Screenplay, Best Supporting Actor (Michael Caine), and Best Supporting Actress ...
by Pamela G. Rockett on January 09, 2007
Hannah & Her Sisters is, in my opinion, a flawless film. Balancing subtle humor with the trials of a disfunctional family, it places Hannah as the fulcrum surrounded by people who depend on her to manage their messy lives. The film flows on a bed of ...
by Janice M. Mahon on November 28, 2006
I have owned the video for several years and just purchased the DVD. Hannah and Her Sisters far exceeds Anne Hall as my favorite Allen picture. Such a joy. And the DVD is ...
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