Some Woody Allen films have to have some cult status....

For what people have posted as signifying what a cult film is, I would say Annie Hall has to be one of these films that has been remarked upon continuously, and with Woody Allen himself as a characterisation that has had a cult impact (and the fact that the look of Diane Keaton in that film with the waistcoat became very cool then).

The tone and texture as well as the New Yorkiness which Woody certainly had developed gives it a prominence that surely would be considered a cult, a classic and a cult classic...

Any other of his films would be of suit (eg Manhattan, Grab the Money and Run, etc)?

I could be wrong, and I don't mind if I am.