Woody Allen at his best Not so neurotic and plenty of jokes
Bananas was Woody Allen’s fifth film. It is a political satire of the U.S. fight against communism, American leftists, and Latin American revolutionaries.<br /><br />The movie stars Fielding Mellish (Woody Allen) as a hopeless New Yorker. He goes to the fictional country of San Marcos and gets caught in the middle of the war by the revolutionaries to overthrow the dictatorship. This is where the movie pans politics.<br /><br />For example, he meets the dictator and brings cake. The dictator’s aides get mad because he only brought one kind of cake instead of an assortment. Later, Fielding joins the guerrillas. They run out of food and he is told to go into town and get supplies. He orders 700 sandwiches, coffee and soft drinks. When it’s time to pay the bill he says they’re with the rebels and pulls a gun on them. It's just one hilarious and ridiculous situation after another with no real stop. It showed great writing and comedic minds by Allen and Mickey Rose.<br /><br />To me Woody Allen’s early movies were really his best. He put in a ton of jokes and there wasn’t as much neurotic dialogue as he would be known for later. Bananas is a perfect example of his early humor and it really is a standout.<br />C
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