Bananas Reviews

It's truthfully the worst movie I have seen in my lifetime. After seeing not only my reaction but the entire audience's reaction at the end I came to conclusion that it was a total disappointment. It leaves you hanging in every... Read more

When asked why he titled his third feature-length picture 'Bananas,' Woody Allen replied, "because there's no bananas in it." This, in a nutshell, pretty much summarises the general tone of the film. During the first ten years of his directing... Read more

This movie is really funny. Woody has so many great movies I don't know which to pick for my favorites. Everyone should see this cause it is really funny.... Read more

I never saw this movie until now - but it is a keeper. I am not a big fan of Woody Allen but I think this movie is funny. If you are ever tired of the same old crap on tv,... Read more

This early Woody Allen is full of laughs, satire, and cracked smiles. It has gags that prelude movies like Naked Gun and Airplane. The main plot is Woody falls in love with an activist who later breaks up with him. Heartbroken,... Read more

I THINK THIS IS SUCH A GREAT MOVIE. EVEN THOUGH ITS NOT HIS BEST, I STILL BELIEVE IT HAS A LOT OF TERRIFIC ASPECTS. HIS SLAPSTICK IS REALLY GOOD AND THE STORY IS AS WELL. YOU GO WOODY!... Read more

When asked why this film is called "Bananas", Woody Allen is said to have replied "Because there are no bananas in it". Given that the action takes place in a military dictatorship in South America, the name is presumably a... Read more

At the recommendation of a friend, I watched Woody Allen's Bananas. Allen is often portrayed in the media and by critics as an albatross of Hollywood, and I really don't have a lot of experience with his films. Besides Bananas,... Read more

This is one of Woody Allen's earliest movies, and I'd rank it probably 2nd out of his pre-Annie Hall movies, only behind Love and Death. It's certainly one of his funniest. The plot is pretty ridiculous (a neurotic product tester... Read more

Bananas is like a cookie-batter of all of those early Woody Allen jokes all plopped into a bowl and shaken around. It's a film loaded with political jokes, but without a direct focus aside from Cuba and dictators and the... Read more