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Annie Hall (1977)
The 1977 Woody Allen classic, Annie Hall, is a romantic comedy that has become a staple of American cinema. The movie follows the story of Alvy Singer, a neurotic New York comedian, and Annie Hall, an aspiring singer from the Midwest. While the movie is known for its witty dialogue and memorable characters, it also contains some surprisingly frank sexual moments.
The movie opens with Alvy and Annie discussing their past relationships. Alvy recounts a story of a woman he was dating who was so sexually experienced that she could “put her ankle behind her head.” This sets the tone for the movie’s frank approach to sex.
Later in the movie, Alvy and Annie attend a party at a friend’s house. While there, they witness a couple having sex in the bedroom. The couple is completely oblivious to the fact that they are being watched, and Alvy and Annie are both shocked and amused by the scene.
The most memorable sexual moment in the movie comes when Alvy and Annie are in bed together. As they talk, Alvy begins to undress Annie, and the two of them share a passionate kiss. This scene is notable for its frankness, as it shows two people engaging in a consensual sexual act without any of the usual Hollywood trappings.
Annie Hall is a classic movie that has stood the test of time. While it is known for its witty dialogue and memorable characters, it also contains some surprisingly frank sexual moments. These moments add an extra layer of realism to the movie, and help to make it one of the most beloved romantic comedies of all time.
Alvy has sex with a woman in the bed in a dark room. Some movements can be seen at first but then they interrupt and stop.
In one scene Alvy begins to kiss Annie's stomach while they are in bed and she is reading a book.
In an after sex scene Alvy and Annie are in bed nude together and she is smoking. Then he wants to begin again.
Mention of using a large vibrating egg "in bed."
Annie Hall is in only a loose tank top and panties in one scene. Not particularly sexualized though.
Many conversations referring to topics such as sex. A man and a woman talk about their "sexual problem." Masturbation is mentioned in one conversation. Also, in one scene a woman says, "sorry it took me so long."
Several scenes of people after sex. No nudity. In one scene, a girl is shown in bed with a man and her shirt is fairly see-through.
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