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60 of 191 · most liked firstBreaking News: Diane Keaton, who played some 100 movie and TV roles and won the best-actress Oscar for “Annie Hall,” has died at 79. www.nytimes.com/2025/10/11/m...
unlabelledView post →@tcmtv.bsky.social I don’t care how many Oscars “Annie Hall“ won. Yes, it’s a great movie. Diane Keaton is marvelous. Christopher Walken is hilarious. Nevertheless, the movie needs to be shelved. Epstein‘s friend And his movies do not deserve daylight. This is easy. Please consider.
unlabelledView post →SAD NEWS: Diane Keaton passed away at 79.😢💔 She was one of the GREATEST actresses of our time, such a kind & sweet soul & will be MISSED. May she rest in peace!🙏💜 I loved her in The Godfather, Reds & ESPECIALLY Annie Hall, which she won an Oscar for Best Actress. What's YOUR favorite movie of hers?
unlabelledView post →THAT director aside, Diane Keaton’s performance in Annie Hall opened spaces for women in film: what romantic leads could look like, dress like, sound like; that there could be a place for an oddball who wasn’t a screwball. That’s all her - Keaton was such a brilliant actress and icon, truly
unlabelledView post →Back at it again with the movie theatre bathroom lighting 🍿 (Attending a screening of “Annie Hall” FYI)
unlabelledView post →I am horrified to say that all I know about this movie is that it was Woody Allen’s favorite date movie in “Annie Hall.”
unlabelledView post →Woody Allen makes the same joke about Freudian penis envy being extended from girls to men in Annie Hall (1977), Zelig (1983), and Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993). I could make a film every year too if only people let me recycle my jokes like that and if only I had a penis like that.
unlabelledView post →I don't think I've ever seen a Woody Allen movie because by the time I would've been interested, I knew what he was. AND NO I DO NOT GIVE A SHIT IF ANNIE HALL IS GREAT what is wrong with people (rhetorical)
unlabelledView post →Diane Keaton's style inspired my favourite reference to another movie in Splash! - "Darling, what did you do, watch Annie Hall like 100 times?"
unlabelledView post →Some thoughts on the sublime Diane Keaton. Truly one of a kind. ANNIE HALL was a formative movie for me and the searing marital-breakdown drama SHOOT THE MOON remains one of the most under-appreciated films of the '80s. A tremendous loss. www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie...
unlabelledView post →ANNIE HALL (1977) and SOMETHING'S GOTTA GIVE (2003) are returning to theaters in memory of Diane Keaton. www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie... #FilmSky #DianeKeaton
unlabelledView post →This really makes me so sad j loved Diane Keaton so so so so much. I think Baby Boom is actually my favorite movie of hers. So many great roles, The Godfather, Annie Hall, Father of the Bride (parts one AND two), FIRST WIVES CLUB. We were blessed to have her 💔
unlabelledView post →I would like the Jesus of the Gospels to show up out of the blue (like Marshall McLuhan showing up in the movie line in ‘Annie Hall’) & saying “None of you understood a thing I was saying. Not a word! And by the way, the one thing I really hate is a hypocrite.”
unlabelledView post →You look at her filmography and what a run she had. Annie Hall, The Shining, Popeye (a film a million times better than its reputation), Time Bandits and Roxanne. That's *back-to-back*, films she was in one after the other. That's a *body of work* right there.
unlabelledView post →Diane Keaton was one of a kind. Her work has always held something sacred for me. I couldn’t sleep last night thinking about her, so I put on Annie Hall, the film that made me fall in love with her, and to process my grief, sketched this portrait of her. May she continue her journey beyond the stars
unlabelledView post →Felt the urge to watch a Diane Keaton movie, so I put on 1993's Manhattan Murder Mystery, a Woody Allen film that feels a bit like an Annie Hall sequel, if things had worked out. While not the masterpiece that Annie Hall is, Manhattan Murder Mystery is a fun and insightful film in its own right -
unlabelledView post →Diane Keaton, Oscar-Winning ‘Annie Hall’ Star, Dies at 79 #Pinks variety.com/2025/film/ne...
unlabelledView post →Introduce yourself with: One book 📚 - American Pastoral One movie 🎥 - Annie Hall One album - Darkness on the Edge of Town One TV show - Blackadder II
unlabelledView post →a really good comedy movie needs to re-do the Marshall McLuhan at the movies scene from Annie Hall and then we all need to collectively agree that that is where that scene came from and then we’ll all be able to reference it in polite conversation and talk about how funny it is again
unlabelledView post →Like: If you study poetry, you'll end up reading Pound and Yeats. If you study the 20th-century novel, you'll read Hemingway. If you study film, you'll watch "Chinatown" and "Annie Hall." If you study feminism, you'll read problematic second-wavers. Knowing those texts is the only way to respond.
unlabelledView post →broke the house’s very long embargo on Allen and watched Annie Hall; this is of course me projecting 2025 onto 1977, but it’s impossible for me not to read that movie as the tale of a cool woman outgrowing an asshole
unlabelledView post →haha yeah that’s basically what I meant the girl is important enough to be in the title, therefore it’s a movie only for girls you know, like “The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo.” or “Annie Hall. or “Lolita.”
unlabelledView post →Happy Birthday, 1/5, fantastic Diane Keaton! Fun Fact: In 1977, Keaton delivered two incredible screen performances that couldn't be more diverse. ANNIE HALL: Quirky comedy that won her Oscar. LOOKING FOR MR. GOODBAR: Uncompromising drama filled with sex & danger. Incredible range! #filmsky 📽🎥🎬
unlabelledView post →Just read that Oscar-winning #actress, #DianeKeaton, has passed away at 79 😢🙏 Well-known films/roles: “Annie Hall” “Reds” “Something’s Gotta Give” “Marvin’s Room” Her other notable #movie roles included “The Godfather,” “Father of the Bride,” and “Baby Boom” people.com/diane-keaton...
unlabelledView post →Watching Annie Hall. A movie which is made significantly worse because Woody Allen is history’s greatest monster
unlabelledView post →#CarlsChallenge #MusicChallenge #MusicSky October 12 Wildcard🃏: Any song, your choice. Very cool choice. RIP Diane🕯️ So many great films but if you haven't seen it, check her out in "Looking For Mr. Goodbar". This clip from Annie Hall, Seems Like Old Times: www.youtube.com/watch?v=p32O...
unlabelledView post →Annie Hall is on Amazon Prime. Of course we watched it. I will never not love that film.
unlabelledView post →#ArtistFave15 #MusicChallenge Day 9 Pavo Pavo Annie Hall Named after the Woody Allen film, it’s musically gorgeous and lyrically self-effacing. This is a great music challenge because I’ve not dug into their videos before - and I’m loving how artistic they all are! youtu.be/9oEtaeT5OS8?...
unlabelledView post →#filmsky Here’s a challenge for Woody Allen fans: Annie Hall was released today in 1977 and later won best picture. Two years later, Manhattan came out. Which is the better film? I love Annie Hall’s innovative self-analysis humor, but Manhattan’s gorgeous b&w look is so intoxicating. Tough choice!
unlabelledView post →Shelley Duvall – a life in pictures. Best known for her roles in The Shining, Annie Hall and Nashville, the actor has died aged 75. We look back at some of her key roles. www.theguardian.com/film/gallery...
unlabelledView post →::Whispers:: Annie Hall is a good movie.
unlabelledView post →Born 5 Jan 1946, actress #DianeKeaton. Amongst many roles, she starred as Annie Hall in an Oscar winning role in the movie of the same name. Ranking among the best films ever made, it's 31st on AFI's List of the greatest films in US cinema. She also starred in Something's Gotta Give, which I loved.
unlabelledView post →‘Annie Hall’ is a Diane Keaton movie — one of her best — and don’t let anyone tell you any different
unlabelledView post →So this episode aired almost 36 years to the date on which the star of this movie would pass. The answer was ANNIE HALL, featuring the great, and now sadly late, Diane Keaton. Congrats to @gwbiscuit.bsky.social for ringing in first with the correct answer.
unlabelledView post →Christopher Walken in Annie Hall 📷 Brian Hamill, 1977 Pretty much stole that movie.
unlabelledView post →THREAD: In the Spring of 1977, I found myself at the premiere of Woody Allen’s new film “Annie Hall,” which was the closing event that year for the L.A. International Film Exposition (Filmex). Nothing prepared the audience for the brilliance of this film. (1/11) ...
unlabelledView post →#EcksteinsMonthOfMusic 🎼 #MusicChallenge 🎶 Day 1️⃣4️⃣: A musical artist who has also acted in a film Paul Simon - Annie Hall (1977)
unlabelledView post →#EcksteinsMonthOfMusic #MusicChallenge #MusicSky A musical artist who has alsc acted in a film. Paul Simon has a memorable cameo in the 1977 Woody Allen film Annie Hall as Tony Lacey, a superficial, slick L.A. music producer who woos Annie (Diane Keaton). youtu.be/L0BUsDf0dxY?...
unlabelledView post →VARIETY: In addition to her “Annie Hall” win, Hall was Oscar-nominated for best actress for “Reds,” “Something’s Gotta Give” and “Marvin’s Room.” Her other notable roles included “The Godfather,” “Father of the Bride” and “Baby Boom.” variety.com/2025/film/ne...
unlabelledView post →#filmsky Considering what a terrific film Manhattan Murder Mystery (out today, 1993) is, it’s hard to believe it was once part of Woody’s Annie Hall script. But Woody’s comedic riff on Rear Window is both funny and a bit suspenseful, and wasn’t it great to see him back with Diane Keaton, not Mia?
unlabelledView post →Now rewatching, Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993). The long awaited reunion of Allen and Keaton, and also the unofficial sequel to, Annie Hall. This is a deeply wonderful film. The mystery is a bit convoluted but that doesn’t matter at all because it’s so much fun.
unlabelledView post →Movie Inspirations: No idea what this means. I'm going with Annie Hall because she inspired my fashion choices for well over a decade. #blindguess #jeopardy #jeopardyblindguess
unlabelledView post →#NewYearsResolutionsChallenge #Filmsky #Moviesky DAY 2: Someone on a date in a movie. 👉🏼Shelley Duvall and Woody Allen in ANNIE HALL
unlabelledView post →What’s your favorite movie from each decade of your life? 70s - Annie Hall 80s - Blue Velvet 90s - Goodfellas 00s - In the Mood for Love 10s - Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood 20s - Top Gun: Maverick
unlabelledView post →It's #letterboxdfriday everyone! Here are my #lastfourwatched films. I was a little mad about how much I enjoyed 'Annie Hall'; I am still thinking about it two days later!! #filmsky #letterboxd #whatfaewatched #movies
unlabelledView post →For what it’s worth, my 70s film picks would be: 70 The Conformist 71 Harold and Maude 72 The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie 73 Amarcord 74 Young Frankenstein 75 Barry Lyndon 76 Taxi Driver 77 Annie Hall 78 Days of Heaven 79 Stalker #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →15 movies to get to know me And Now For Something Completely Different Barton Fink Glengarry Glen Ross URGH! A Music War Annie Hall Koyaanisqatsi The Kentucky Fried Movie True Stories Hard Ticket To Hawaii Real Life The Atomic Café Tapeheads The Parking Lot Movie Artie Pochadopoulis some other 1
unlabelledView post →When I met Marisa's parents in 2001, they asked me my favorite movie and I said TOY STORY 2. At the time, probably ANNIE HALL would have gotten me a little more credibility. But TS2 is still my fave Pixar, as detailed in this new edition of RUN THE SERIES! www.avclub.com/toy-story-ru...
unlabelledView post →Stupid idea for the Oscars to let an actor be officially up for both the great lead performances they gave in a year. I prefer 5 names, 5 films and then people can make up theories like “well Diane Keaton won for ANNIE HALL but she REALLY won for LOOKING FOR MR GOODBAR” deadline.com/2026/05/osca...
unlabelledView post →Diane Keaton, Oscar-Winning ‘Annie Hall’ Star, Dies at 79 variety.com/2025/film/ne...
unlabelledView post →(I don't actually like Annie Hall, but it's pretty inarguably a Major Film, even if it's one I'd happily never watch again)
unlabelledView post →Author of this seminal book. And performer of the best cameo in film history (in Annie Hall). #Media
unlabelledView post →#NovemberMovieChallenge #MovieSky #FilmSky Day~ 28 Family Dinner in a movie 🎬 Annie Hall (1977)
unlabelledView post →Remembering Diane Keaton Week resumes with TFH Guru @bobweide.bsky.social’s trailer commentary for the Best Picture of 1977, Annie Hall! trailersfromhell.com/annie-hall/
unlabelledView post →🎦🎞️🌟🪦R.I.P. Diane Keaton, Oscar-Winning ‘Annie Hall’ Star, Dies at 79 @dmcwriter.bsky.social @trishcwilson.bsky.social @amygrech.bsky.social @hdwp.com @charlesbastille.bsky.social @alpbeck.com @theothermike.bsky.social @ceciliacopeland.bsky.social variety.com/2025/film/ne...
unlabelledView post →Remembering Diane Keaton This movie poster was once displayed in my NYU dorm, and I still have it, 47 years later. #TCMParty #AnnieHall
unlabelledView post →Just the other night I watched Annie Hall (1977), streaming on Criterion, and wondered if Tony Roberts was still alive. He died on Friday. variety.com/2025/film/ob...
unlabelledView post →Sigourney Weaver made her film debut in Annie Hall (1977). She’s seen briefly as Alvy Singer’s date at the end of the film.
unlabelledView post →This is EASILY Woody Allen's best period. The character of Alvy Singer irritates me. But I admire Diane Keaton and the inventiveness of "Annie Hall." "Manhattan" is my all-time-favorite Woody Allen movie. "Interiors," coming up next, is also excellent. #TCMParty #AnnieHall #SUTS
unlabelledView post →Jeff Goldblum's first film role was an extra in *Annie Hall* starring Woody Allen and Diane Keaton. In a scene towards the end of the film, Allen's character is at a house party in the Hollywood hills, complaining to Keaton's character that everyone in LA is phony, braindead, and performatively spiritual. As he finishes his tirade, the film puts a button on his point by panning over to Jeff Goldblum. He's at this party, holding a phone to his hear and telling (presumably) his spiritual…
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