Woody Allen poll - pick your 10 favorite movies (early 90s - present)

Here is the second Woody Allen poll. Pick your 10 favorites. It wouldn't let me add 2 films due to the limitations of only 25 in the poll, so if any of these 2 films are in our top 10, add it in the comments of the thread will tally them in. The 2 left off are:

Rifkin's Festival (2020)
Wonder Wheel (2017)

I will combine the results with the other poll to have one final poll.

 

• Manhattan Murder Mystery
• Bullets Over Broadway
• Mighty Aphrodite
• Everyone Says I Love You
• Deconstructing Harry
• Sweet And Lowdown
• Vicky Cristina Barcelona
• You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger
• Midnight In Paris
• Blue Jasmine

 

Manhattan Murder Mystery
Bullets Over Broadway
Deconstructing Harry
Sweet and Lowdown
Small Time Crooks
Match Point
Vicky Cristina Barcelona
Midnight in Paris
Blue Jasmine
Café Society

 

Not as much interest in this Woody Allen poll, compared to the first one with his earlier movies. I figured many would like his earlier stuff far better, but the lack of interest in this poll so far is a bit surprising. There are a few great films in this poll for me.

 

Link to the other Poll?

 

Just a total of 2 polls so far. here is the link for his earlier movies: Woody Allen Poll - pick 10 favorite movies (60s - early 90s)

 

MMM
Match Point (favourite)
Scoop
Midnight In Paris
Blue Jasmine
Magic In The Moonlight

 

There's more than a few. I like all of them. I also love Wonder Wheel. Juno Temple should be his next longtime muse.

 

Woody is so prolific. I picked nine but some of my real favorites are:
Manhattan Murder Mystery
Sweet and Lowdown
Mighty Aphrodite
Deconstructing Harry
Small Time Crooks
and especially Blue Jasmine,
a late career highlight that ranks with his best work.

 

Woody’s version of Don’t Drink The Water (1994) is another missing film. Since it was just a TV movie, it always seems to be forgotten in his filmography...

 

Deconstructing Harry
is one of my favorites, regardless of era.

Woody Allen : Deconstructing Harry
::
King Crimson : Thrak

 

Don’t Drink the Water is long OOP and difficult to find on home video (I own the Canadian DVD edition). I don’t have stats on this, but I’m guessing that it hasn’t been widely rebroadcast on television (if at all) over the years. As such, it remains Woody’s most obscure, feature-length, directorial work.

If you’re going to include this one, you also need to include Crisis in Six Scenes.