Pretty quickly, I realized that Annie Hall just wasn't for me. It begins like a smart episode of Family Guy, constantly cutting to vignettes, but then it got so much worse. Allen constantly breaks the fourth wall to make a little quip, says something at full volume that apparently no one else can hear, has imaginary conversations with strangers, and revisits past events by taking his current companions to the actual moment like in A Christmas Carol. I hate all that, but if it was funny, I could deal with it. I just don't find Woody Allen funny. Although the relationship arc is realistic, Allen's character is not. He's like a dry, Jewish Deadpool. He rarely has actual lines or dialog, he mainly just does stand up. Everything he says is like the little stand-up bit at the beginning of a Seinfeld episode, except that it's being said by a character in dialog. There is a moment where Allen tells a girlfriend that he hasn't been the same since he stopped smoking. She asks him how long it's been and he replies 15 years. She stares at him saying she doesn't get it. He hasn't been the same for 15 years? He quit smoking 15 years ago and hasn't recovered? Is he serious? Is this a joke? That's how I felt about the entire movie. I couldn't tell if what he was saying was actually being said or if it was in his head. There are entire conversations that may not have happened; I have no idea. I feel like it takes the first ten minutes to figure out if Annie Hall is for you. It's not a bad movie, it just isn't for me. I never found it remotely funny and was bored and annoyed for an hour and a half.