Woody Allen,
Janet Margolin,
Marcel Hillaire,
Lonny Chapman,
Jacquelyn Hyde
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When Woody Allen's fans refer to his "earlier, funnier" pictures, they often cite his directorial debut as a shining example. Co-written by Allen and Mickey Rose, this side-splitting takeoff of crime ... read more
Directed by: Woody Allen
DVD Release Date: March 13, 2001
Take the Money and Run is a surrealist crime comedy that's little more than a loosely bound series of gags, and yet somehow the whole thing works. Woody Allen plays Virgil Starkwell, perhaps the world's worst criminal. He gets caught trying to rob a bank because the tellers can... read more
I remember I was reading some Woody Allen Q&A session with Eric Lax and he was talking about how inexperienced he was while making this movie and how difficult it was to direct, so I was surprised to find that this was actually a very tightly structured narrative. All the physica... read more
Virgil: After fifteen minutes I wanted to marry her, and after half an hour I completely gave up the idea of stealing her purse.
Woody Allen's first big movie. It is done in the style of a mockumentary with hilarious dead pan narration.
This movie surrounds the life of Virgil ... read more
I used to love this movie when I was a youngin' - but now it seems lame.
Another of Woody Allen's earlier, more joke orientated spoofs, this has some really funny moments in his once favoured mockumentary style.
One of Allen's funniest. The cellist in the marching band and the Dillinger bit were classic.
Great early Woody film..laugh out loud..silly...funny stuff...enjoyable for any fan of the 'funny' side of Woody...
Absolutely hysterical. This was my first viewing and I was impressed with how time has not affected the humor. And I had no idea that the Austin Powers theme came from another movie. You will find a lot of laughs in this movie - check it out. Big Recommend.
Several years after seeing my very first Woody Allen flick ever and eventually naming him my favorite director, I finally make my way around to his directorial debut, and it is FUNNY. A constant series of hilarious sight gags and zany jokes, many of which sent me into fits of gig... read more
Sight gags and one-liners abound in this funny Woody Allen comedy, one of his earliest.
Not really good, but interesting early Allen.
The plot is just a thin excuse on which to hang Allen's nonstop visual and verbal antics.
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