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This was the second Woody Allen movie I had ever seen, and I can say without a doubt, that it was one of the funniest movies I have ever seen. There are parts that seem to drag a little, though. Be... Full review

this is a classic. If you have never watched it will be worth the rental. We loved this one when we where kids. I hope you do too.... Full review

Very silly, very early Allen. If you like MST3K, you'll probably like this one. Make sure you stay for the closing credits - they are equally silly as the film. The one strange part of the film is the clip of... Full review

There are a lot of Woody Allen movies that are among my all time favorites: Bananas, Sleeper, Anne Hall, etc. This movie, however, I do not like at all. It is actually a Japanese spy film with English dubbing thrown in... Full review

Very silly and a little too long even at a mere 80 minutes, the movie probably won't enjoy much of an audience beyond die-hard Woody Allen fans. On the positive side, Allen knows better than to tax the viewer with a Bondian running time. ... Full Review

There is the unfortunate addition of a soundtrack by that timeless gaggle of hippies, The Lovin' Spoonful (footage of whom is actually spliced into the original film), but even that can't ruin this utterly silly, throwaway movie. In this, his first (sort of) directorial outing, Allen had a great idea: Take a bad Japanese James Bond knock-off, remove the soundtrack, and add in his own dialogue without changing the actual film at all. ... Full Review

There is the unfortunate addition of a soundtrack by that timeless gaggle of hippies, The Lovin' Spoonful (footage of whom is actually spliced into the original film), but even that can't ruin this utterly silly, throwaway movie. It's a fast-paced series of quick action scenes involving bad kung fu and a flamethrower and gives you the impression that even if one knew Japanese, it wouldn't be making much more sense. ... Full Review

Airing on the Spike television network since 2003, "MXC" has come to be something of a cult show for all ages over the last three years. ... Full Article

Reviewed by Glenn Erickson Woody Allen's rise to prominence was a skyrocket that by his own assessment only took ten years to arrive. But in 1965 he was suddenly hot as a comedy scriptwriter and a performer. ... Full Article