The 10 Most Existentially Depressing Movies of Woody Allen

"It is true that Woody Allen is a personality that has divided cinema fans across the globe. Whatever you think about him as a person though, there is no denying that he has made some of the most brilliant movies in history.

Although his movies are more well known as light comedies of either the romantic (e.g. Annie Hall, Magic in the Moonlight) or the slapstick (e.g. Love and Death, Take the Money and Run) kind, there is almost always some serious undertone that sometimes can easily be missed. In some of those cases, picking up on that undertone and giving it some thought can result in throwing the viewer into a bout of existential depression."

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