Oh, it's easily in the conversation for some of the best work she's ever done for the show

Seriously though, I recently rewatched Annie Hall to honor Diane Keaton for my movie club on Zoom and it's a legit good movie that only becomes sadly more relatable with age

As a sidebar, though, I do love that they kept that on the cover for the recent Criterion release

Yeah, whether people like to admit it or not, we as a species love some long-form storytelling, and the fact that HP did that twice over in two separate mediums is highly commendable, even if time is proving less kind to the text as it progresses

I mean, just look at the show that HIMYM was replacing essentially. Both of the show's big couples (Ross/Rachel & Monica/Chandler) were not at all planned yet through numerous factors, they saw the potential and had those stories basically last until the series finale in 2004

It says a lot that even in a year with some genuine modern classics on the release schedule (Fury Road, Inside Out, Carol, etc.), The Peanuts Movie remains my personal favorite

If it does happen, it's super rare since the advantage of him being around for 75 years is that I have my favorites I can always rely on like the comics, the holiday specials & the 2015 movie

Triangle

Yeah, the time I've been out of elementary school will be old enough to vote in June, and yet, to this day, I recall my intro to Queen being We Will Rock You/We Are the Champions played on school field days