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βit starts off promisingly enough as we meet Hanna and her father Erik (Banna) out in the wilderness. There's training, a believable bond (both Ronan and Banna don't disgrace themselves) and the wintry landscape bites hard as we wonder whatβ
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βHannah and Her Sisters is old-fashioned in another sense: its plot has the elegant geometry of a Philip Barry play. [Feb 3, 1986]β
Richard Corliss, Time Β· 100
βA joy to behold, a complex film that never loses either its sense of purpose or sense of humor. [7 February 1986, Friday, p.33]β
Gene Siskel, Chicago Tribune Β· 100
βMellow, beautiful, rich and brimming with love, "Hannah" is the best Woody Allen yet and, quite simply, a great film. [7 February 1986, Calendar, p.6-1]β
Sheila Benson, Los Angeles Times Β· 100
βSad funny and richly romantic, everything that makes Allen’s movies so beloved. [7 February 1986, Daily Notebook p.76]β
Gerald Nachman, San Francisco Chronicle Β· 100
βHe (Allen) makes nary a misstep from beginning to end in charting the amorous affiliations of three sisters and their men over a two-year period.β
Staff (Not Credited), Variety Β· 100
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β"Hannah and Her Sisters" is Woody Allen's second-best film. Only "Manhattan" was better.β
RatedRexread it β
βSimply Woody Allen at his top, probabily my favourite Allen movie so far. Loved it.β
NickTheCritickread it β
βAs I said that I haven't seen any of Woody Allen films apart from Hannah and Her Sisters which is what I'm doing right now. In this one, it has some good cast, like Woody Allen himself, Michael Caine, Mia Farrow, Carrie Fisher, Barbara Hershey and Dianne Wiest. I actually thought this is going to be funny and, yeah, I'm right and I think it's more drama than comedy. It's a love story or love stories to be exact. It's just so brilliant that I have no idea what I love about it. Yeah, sure, with Diβ
timoneread it β
βMasterfully crafted, exquisitely and cleverly directed and has such an intricate plot that makes plenty of room for contemplation due to the complex, well-developed characters it centers around. Hannah and Her Sisters is hands down one of, if not the most tender, heat-warming, non-indulgent, and hence accessible, and finest Allen film. It baffles me how underrated this is among his other films! Because, if one thing for sure, this is his best-directed one in his filmography, imo. (9/10)β
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βit starts off promisingly enough as we meet Hanna and her father Erik (Banna) out in the wilderness. There's training, a believable bond (both Ronan and Banna don't disgrace themselves) and the wintry landscape bites hard as we wonder whatβ
John Chardabout 0β15% inread it β
βThis is a very cool movie. I wasn't totally sold on the premise based solely on the overview but there is a lot more to Hanna than just your run-of-the-mill assassin story. I didn't necessarily pick up on the "fairy tale like elements" while watching it but in hindsight, they were definitely there. Saoirse Ronan is really, really good. I also really enjoyed the soundtrack. The Chemical Brothers style fit perfectly with the pace and theme of the movie and got me bumpin' on more than a singlβ
Travis Bellread it β
β**_European adventure/spy thriller about a real, um, super girl_** In the wintery wilderness of northern Finland, an ex-CIA father (Eric Bana) has been training his teen daughter, the titular character (Saoirse Ronan), to survive in a harsh world of cutthroat government agents. When the girl's ready, she's introduced to the real world where she's ruthlessly hunted down from North Africa to Germany by a mysterious intelligence operative, Marissa (Cate Blanchett), and her heavies. What I likβ
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