Fielding Mellish (played by Woody Allen ) is a clerk in a product testing company. He likes a girl named Nancy (played by Louise Lasser ). Nancy is passionate about social movement and democratic revolution, but has no interest in Mellish. She went to a country called San Marcos to participate in the local revolution, and in order to follow her sweetheart, Mellish also went there. He joined the revolutionary army by accident, and after a bloody battle, the revolution finally succeeded. It turned out that the leader of the revolutionary army became a new dictator, and was overthrown. Mellish was elected as the new leader, instantly majestic. Mellish also visited the United States as a national leader and received a grand reception. Nancy also admired the revolutionary leader very much and tried every means to get close to him, but she didn't expect that this person was the Mellish she had dumped before
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Bananas movie plot
2022-01-09 08:01
Extended Reading
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Chandler 2022-03-25 09:01:14
The rambunctious madness, the absurdly taunting, the Woody Allen crooked wit and cleverness, the flashy lines, the hilarious passages, and more. It's just that these are piled up too densely, and they are exaggerated and show off too much. The whole is average.
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Herta 2022-04-21 09:02:54
How could it be soooooo ironic?! Every scene is just FABULOUS... I think I got every little hint he threw out...
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Fielding Mellish: You don't have hostility to the male sex, do you?
Nancy: Oh, Women's Rights do not automatically mean castration.
[Fielding reacts with great pain, doubling over]
Fielding Mellish: Oooh, don't say that word! Now I've got to walk around like this for two days!
Nancy: Oh, I know! You know, I'm the same way on that word "appendicitis". Ooh.
Fielding Mellish: Oooh, but "castration"...!
Nancy: "Castration", "appendicitis", either one!
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Fielding Mellish: I love you, I love you.
Nancy: Oh, say it in French! Oh, please, say it in French!
Fielding Mellish: I don't know French.
Nancy: Oh, please... please!
Fielding Mellish: What about Hebrew?
Nancy: [disappointed] Oh.