Showing 15 articles with the tag ‘slapstick’
What's New Pussycat (1965)
Woody Allen's legendary film career gets off to an auspicious start in this wacky '60s sex comedy. Read more...
Casino Royale (1966)
Woody Allen is relegated to a small supporting role in a disastrous James Bond spoof. Read more...
Take the Money and Run (1969)
Woody Allen's hilarious directorial debut stays mostly within his slapstick comfort zone. Read more...
Bananas (1971)
Woody Allen mixes in some political satire amidst the slapstick flailing, in a movie that is smarter but not quite as funny as his previous. Read more...
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex But Were Afraid To Ask (1972)
The 1972 sketch comedy semi-classic which features such sophisticated delights as a neurotic sperm played by Woody Allen and a thousand-pound sentient breast. Read more...
Sleeper (1973)
A futuristic comedy inspired in equal parts by silent comedies and pulp sci-fi is the funniest movie so far. Read more...
Love and Death (1975)
If your two favorite things are slapstick comedies and epic Russian literature, then this might be your favorite movie ever. Read more...
Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993)
Woody Allen re-teams with Diane Keaton and Marshall Brickman for a movie made up of the bits cut out of Annie Hall. Read more...
Radio Days (1987)
Woody Allen's nostalgic tribute to the glamorous early days of radio. Read more...
Alice (1990)
A sometimes-touching but uneven fantasy about a wealthy woman discovering herself. Read more...
The Impostors (1998)
A safe, amiable comedy from Stanley Tucci that features Woody Allen in a small supporting role. Read more...
Sweet and Lowdown (1999)
Woody Allen coaxes electric performances out of Sean Penn and Samantha Morton in a fun jazz-era throwback. Read more...
Small Time Crooks (2000)
One of Woody Allen's tamest, gentlest, least inspired comedies in decades. Read more...
Hollywood Ending (2002)
A limp slapstick starring Woody Allen as a movie director who goes blind in the midst of a shoot. Read more...