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By Asif K (805) on 26 Aug 2011

A Woody Allen Manhattan mosaic, Hannah and Her Sisters concerns the lives, loves, and infidelities among a tightly-knit artistic clan…

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By I Don't Know W (791) on 26 Aug 2011

A Woody Allen Manhattan mosaic, Hannah and Her Sisters concerns the lives, loves, and infidelities among a tightly-knit artistic clan…

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By J-Shap (90) on 26 Aug 2011

This is one of Allen's most well-rounded movies, with the same depth of his earlier pictures, melded with a more romantic picture of this phase…

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By Petros T (610) on 24 Aug 2011

Apart from Allen's notable acting, the cold, distant and boring first hour is merely an indifferent mass of superficial, repetitive, pretentious…

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By Dan S (1,466) on 16 Aug 2011

An unmistakable masterpiece from the mind of Woody Allen concerning a tight-knit family and their relationships, experiences, and how they…

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By Antony W (206) on 24 Jul 2011

My biggest quibble about this film? the title…

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By Adam R (2,773) on 23 Jul 2011

Classic Woody Allen - does it have a happy ending…

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By Armando P (349) on 28 Jun 2011

This movie helped craft the modern romantic comedy, helped usher in the idea of films focusing on several more stories and characters, earned…

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By Liam P (321) on 22 Jun 2011

In fact not a film about my sister Hannah and her sisters but an excellent Woody Allen film about Hannah and Her Sisters…

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By Andrew R (1,534) on 15 Jun 2011

Woody Allen is a very good director and writer but there's something ultimately lacking here…

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By Aritra D (1) on 04 Jun 2011

Check this one out for acting, check this one out for plot, check this one out for script........ just watch it. One of my favorite dramas ever…

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By Patrick D (1,000) on 03 Jun 2011

Would be better without the bad perms, excessive makeup, and general 80s fashion…

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By Jj M (220) on 26 May 2011

Probably the best Allen film I've seen so far. Typical sophistication tinged with a tonic of manic comedy…

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By Richard M (1,299) on 17 May 2011

One of the most intelligent, creative, personal and emotional comedies... ever. seriously. brilliant. Allen's best film…

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By Louise D (267) on 06 May 2011

I found this unbelievable and repulsive. Not least the fashions…

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By Lucy L (86) on 30 Apr 2011

Em algum lugar onde nunca estive, e felizmente aquém de qualquer experiência, teus olhos guardam seu silêncio : em teu gesto mais frágil,…

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By Michael H (3,299) on 08 Apr 2011

I especially loved the part of the mother character...just a boozy old flirt with a foul mouth so many sweet lines I hate April - she's pushy…

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By Nick T (596) on 05 Apr 2011

Excellently scripted and brilliantly directed 1986 Woody Allen film about a group of sisters and their relationships…

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By Shane D (789) on 01 Apr 2011

I enjoyed it yes. It was very pleasant…

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By Bob V (268) on 30 Mar 2011

Perhaps Allen's most accomplished comedy, Hannah and her sisters deals -as so often with Allen's work- with a group of creative, artistic upper-class…

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