#Hannah and her sisters

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Hannah and Her Sisters (1986), dir. Woody Allen

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Hannah and her Sisters (1986)

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392 to go

Delicatessen (1991, dir. Jean-Pierre Jeunet & Marc Caro): I don't really have much to say about this movie. It was fun and charming but pretty forgettable, a quintessential 3/5 movie to me.

Get Carter (1971, dir. Mike Hodges): There's a certain base level of misogyny you have to get used to if you watch a lot of old movies but sometimes it becomes so overt, so violent that it completely ruins the viewing experience. Like yeah, Michael Caine is incredible and the cinematography and score are great. But every single female character in this movie exists to be sexualized, victimized and brutalized, sometimes all three, and it happens with such frequency that it becomes impossible to ignore or to enjoy the rest of the movie.

Marnie (1964, dir. Alfred Hitchcock): Speaking of violent misogyny haha. It's different here, though, because it's kind of the point - even if I don't think it was completely intended to be by Hitchcock. Tippi Hedren brings such an incredible energy to this role. The image of her standing in frozen in Sean Connery's arms, completely disassociating from her body as the inevitability of what's about to happen sets in, will haunt me forever, I think.

Jules and Jim (1962, dir. François Truffaut): For the first thirty minutes I was sure this movie would be an all time favorite for me but the rest of the film doesn't really live up to the first part set in 1910s Paris. But it's still great, make no mistake!

McCabe & Mrs. Miller (1971, dir. Robert Altman): As always Altman is cynical as all hell but damn if he isn't good at it.

Nosferatu the Vampyre (1979, dir. Werner Herzog): Figured I'd better knock this one out before seeing Eggers' version and I'm so happy I did. The vibes? Impeccable. This movie is slow, unsettling, and absolutely gorgeous to look at.

Hannah and Her Sisters (1986, dir. Woody Allen): I believe this is the last Allen movie I had left on the list and I am very relieved to have him out of the way. That said, I think I could have really loved this movie if I didn't know what I know about Woody Allen.

The Natural (1984, dir. Barry Levinson): God I was bored. On the upside, this movie gave us one of the best episodes of The Simpsons.

Up next: With this post, I have officially watched 500 movies from the list since starting this project. I did a top 25 list after my first 250 and I have been really looking forward to doing a second one, so look out for that! (I'm also gonna do a worst list but probably not until the project is finished.)

I also had the idea of watching one movie a year since the year I was born up to 2020 (the most recent year covered by the list), to sort of track the cinematic landscape as it has changed in my lifetime. I checked and I have at least one movie left in each year, so it's doable! Next movie will be from 1992, and it will probably be A Tale of Winter.

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“I want you to take care of me, and I love when you do things to me.”

Hannah and Her Sisters (1986) dir. Woody Allen

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Don't Look Back, You'll Trip Over by Michael Caine #BookReview #Hachette #ARCReview #Memoir

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Happy Birthday Dianne 🥳🎂🎈🎁🎉

March 28,1948

Buon Compleanno 🥳🎂🎈🎁🎉

28 Marzo 1948

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**Shots of the Movie**

Hannah and Her Sisters (1986)

Director: Woody Allen Cinematographer: Carlo Di Palma

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Best Woody Allen movies and performances:

1. Annie Hall - Woody Allen (1977)

2. Manhattan - Woody Allen (1979)

3. Hannah and Her Sisters - Woody Allen (1986)

4. Crimes and Misdemeanors - Woody Allen (1989)

5. Zelig - Woody Allen (1983)

6. Husbands and Wives - Woody Allen (1992)

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Hannah and Her Sisters (1986), dir. Woody Allen

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Happy 91st Birthday to 2x Academy Award Winning, BAFTA Winning, 3x Golden Globe Winning, SAG Award winning actor Michael Caine! ^__^

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