“I don't want to move to a city where the only cultural advantage is being able to make a right turn on a red light”.  Welcome to Annie Hall and the world according to Woody Allen.  Part comedy, part romance, part tragedy, part animated film, and all neurosis, this classic film reimagines what a comedy can be.  Starring Diane Keaton as the eponymous Annie Hall, and Woody Allen as Alvie Singer, this film works as an autopsy of a romance, and perhaps a city, that’s time has passed.  Has the world moved on since 1977, or would Alvie Singer still be in analysis even today?  Find out this week on Cinema Cemetery.

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Lawerence of Arabia

The Godfather

All About Eve

The Godfather Part II

Gone With Wind 

It Happened One Night

Bridge on the River Kwai

The Sting

All The King’s Men

The Lost Weekend

One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest

The French Connection

On The Waterfront

The Sound Of Music

Casablanca

All Quiet on the Western Front

Rebecca

In The Heat of the Night

The Mutiny On The Bounty

You Can’t Take It With You 

Marty

Mrs. Miniver 

My Fair Lady

Patton

Gentleman’s Agreement

Hamlet

Cimarron 

Ben Hur

Midnight Cowboy

Best Years of Our Lives

From Here to Eternity

Oliver!

Around the World in 80 Days

The Apartment

The Great Ziegfeld 

A Man Of All Seasons

The West Side Story

Wings

Grand Hotel

Rocky

Tom Jones

Life of Emil Zola

How Green Was My Valley

An American in Paris

Going My Way

Greatest Show On Earth

Broadway Melody 

Cavalcade

Gigi