Annie Hall

They Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To

Backstage with the Valli Boys

The Top 10 Reissues of 2008

It's time to rank the best of what went around and came around again. BILLY JOEL The Stranger (Columbia/Legacy) As punk and disco exploded, the Piano Man's deeply unhip 1978 breakthrough proved that top-shelf Broadway/Brill Building songwriting could still sell - and, occasionally, rock. "Scen ... More >>

Last laugh

All in the Timing illustrates the demise of sketch comedy

Reconstructing Woody

He's mean, he's nasty, he's hilarious--and finally, Allen's back

Letters

He's mean, he's nasty, he's hilarious--and finally, Allen's back

Like father, like son

The Only Thrill proves you can grow old gracefully

Mastering a new domain

Larry David brings his Seinfeld-ian perspective to film

Born to kvetch

Europe's a blur to the self-absorbed Woody Allen

Mother's Play

Europe's a blur to the self-absorbed Woody Allen

Valli High

Flawless Jersey Boys captures an era and captivates the audience; Nine also scores a perfect 10

What a Pair

Allen and Keaton repeat history

Definitely, Maybe Digs Deeper Than Most Romantic Comedies

While channeling Woody Allen, this film offers a dinged-up love story

A Catty Eve-ning

See Bette Davis on the big screen

Katherine Heigl is a Diane Keaton Starter Kit

Keaton's girl power (Mad Money) trumps Heigl's bridesmaid fashion (27 Dresses)

Old Song and Dance

Woody Allen's latest feels uncomfortably familiar

Joust OK

A cut-down Camelot comes to Fair Park; in Jack and Jill, love has ups and downs

Hot for Hombres

A cut-down Camelot comes to Fair Park; in Jack and Jill, love has ups and downs

Cult Hit for Nobody

A cut-down Camelot comes to Fair Park; in Jack and Jill, love has ups and downs

Woody and Woody...

It's his 45th movie in 40 years, and you're not likely to remember it

Cosmic

Roman Coppola's CQ travels to Paris and beyond for sci-fi fun in the summer of love

All Grown Up

At 32, the USA Film Festival proves it can still play ball

Mock Speed

Spinal Tap is still on the right side of the fine line between stupid and clever

Woody's sleeper

In Crooks, Allen produces a lovable, relaxed--although not uproarious--comedy