a few scenes from Love And Death (1975, Woody Allen)

[@1028dianemarie]

Nothing beats a Woody Allen film.

[@SteveBrant55]

Some of the funniest moments I've ever seen on film. Diane Keaton is a genius. So is Woody Allen.

[@existentialcrisis9757]

Woody is a nonce.

[@marioquinoz7199]

Truly is

[@frankbooth5490]

"once would have been nice" best line.

[@joonkt90]

I never get tired of Diane Keaton getting hit with the bottle.

[@terminalbooboo]

"No, you must be Don Francisco's sister" abides still ...

[@martinhall932]

Wonderful movie. Laughs at life without trivializing it.

[@marioquinoz7199]

One of my fav movies ever

[@crisscross333]

LOVE THIS FILM!!! WOODY IS A GENIUS!!!

[@tubularbill]

"once some Cossacks whistled at me".....priceless...

[@Raelspark]

All men are Socrates >>> that means all men are homosexuals

[@bolanleadeniyi8871]

Just seeing this in year 2020 and I think I'm loving it 😀😀

[@zaixhadouken]

Definitely in my top 10 Allen films. I love how he plays with the ethos of igmar Bergman in this film LOL.

[@cartnhorse]

It just so happens I have Ingmar here and he thinks you know nothing about his work. ;-) Additionally, he says his name is not Igmar(sic).

[@laadidaouiomar1078]

That's an Annie hall reference

[@Raelspark]

OMG! The Socrates speech made me fall out my chair with tearful laughter.

[@itsentirelypossible]

To this day I still say, “no, it’s a greater honor for me.” 😂

[@jamesalexander5623]

"No, You're Don Francisco's Sister!"

[@cityeternal3328]

What a gorgeous name. Diane Keaton.

[@jezebeljones659]

Oh. how I love this film! Using Prokofiev's "Alexander Nevsky" score plus the "Troika" -- masterful.

[@zoeymckeown3194]

Hilarious! Woody's the best 🥰 !

[@nixbronowski5822]

I Love Jewish Humour.."Its Not My Fault. But its ALL my Fault..Oh..The Guilt!".. I just Love the Tactics x

[@jamesalexander5623]

Almost Every Line was a Joke! .... A Funny Joke!

[@rox290]

You can see the Marx brothers influence here

[@jamesalexander5623]

Duck Soup! .....

[@hifijohn]

best definition of god I have ever heard.

[@steelboned]

Diane Keaton is a true artist.

[@tedgrant2]

I can't decide which is the best, this film or the other one (Life of Brian), so they jostle for first position in the top ten.

[@tbhamdg]

+tedgrant2 Definitely Love & Death.

[@langobard5546]

True. Those two have an intellectual humor pushed to the extreme.

[@terrencebunce1964]

OMG, now I know why my brother in law was adamant - forceful in his response when asked did he have a younger brother? Like almost left me abandoned at a Manassas truck stop at 66 in Virginia, had to flag down a VA state trooper & tell him it was one of those things like maybe the lady working at the Krispy Kreme donuts subconsciously gave my brother in law Sanka decaf instead? I just wont do that "you remind me of, look like that movie star" etc anymore, it just makes things worse.

[@markfox3083]

In this movie he’s the only Russian without a mustache or a Russian accent

[@AudieHolland]

Have you noticed that in the 1950s "Zorro" tv-series, all the good characters speak with Spanish accents. While all the evil characters, even if they're Spanish, speak with no accent at all. I read somewhere that originally, Zorro was a symbol of resistance to the American influence/infiltrators/invaders of California. I like to think the tv-series paid homage to that in this way.

[@ALE280290]

1:05 my favorite part 3:) XD

[@jennk6313]

That look at 0:24

[@AudieHolland]

Shame you left out the night before his execution.

[@jessieyathemaletiger7524]

[WHAT IN THE FUCK!!!!]

[@ledzep310]

This is an underrated film: toddjacobucci.net/blog/the-funniest-movies-of-all-time

[@tonyfromconey2164]

The world isn't logical. If it was how could OldNorhampton be younger than YoungNorhampton. I knew there was something crazy about that when I was a kid but every time I said something they smacked me.

[@MoeGreensRightEye]

His second best movie next to Season of the Potato

[@Treasures4Food]

Another work featuring Allen's fantastic wit, poisoned by his blasphemy, per the usual. His irreverence always spoils the ride.

[@Kate-ct3nc]

0:25

[@RunKdb]

It appears that he (Woody Allen) was a little bit influenced by those guys. One with a soup ball cut, one with frizzy hair and the bald guy.

[@triviatum7236]

So this is what passed for comedy in the 1975. Truly the dark ages.

[@NS-vw8pm]

Yeah no tasteless vulgarities. Not one f bomb dropped. What kind of humor is that?!

[@Rep0007]

this film is too sophisticated for me... over my head... that's why it puts me to sleep. Zzzzz.....

[@talcumpowder1000]

You didn't like the film?

[@aclark903]

If you read #Tolstoy it helps.