April 20, 2008
it just isnt funny. a few classic parts but theres no Wit involved.
Bananas
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Bananas
Carlos Montalban, Charlotte Rae, Conrad Bain, Don Dunphy, Howard Cosell
Fielding Mellish is a neurotic New Yorker who follows the object of his affections, Nancy, to the fictional Central American country of San Marcos, where she is involved in a revolution. Nancy wants n...( read more
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February 7, 2008Trying to get over his breakup with Lousie Lasser, nebbish Fielding Mellish (Woody Allen) winds up in the fictional banana republic of San Marcos, eventually (and reluctantly) rising to the position of El Presidente. From the opning scene (with Howard Cossell covering the polit...( read more)
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March 23, 2007One of Allens "early funny ones" that he has treated with such disdain for the past two decades. Well excuse me for prefering to laugh at funny jokes, rather than listen to an absurdly wealthy and inexplicably well respected kiddy fiddler whinge about his "problems".
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December 20, 2009Sloppily made but somehow endearing, there was a lot of clever absurdity and a whole lot of random nonsense. I laughed, I didn't cry, and was glad it was short.
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September 18, 2009Hilarious Woody Allen start. Unforgettable gags. Worth watching at least once.
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July 8, 2009"This just in: The National Rifle Association declares death a good thing."
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June 22, 2009Woddy Allen inadvertently becomes the leader of a rebellion and takes over the country of San Marcos. Allen continues with his very slapstick style of comedy that sets the tone of his early films, probably because of his background in stand-up. There are some very funny moments, ...( read more)
