Don't Drink the Water

Threeish smirks are to be found within but be warned you must first tangle with a magician priest Dom DeLuise.

Not as bad as the poster suggests...

Underrated and overlooked movie from Woody. After seeing that he wrote it in the 60's it made more sense since it is basically just like his comedies from the 60s and early 70s - just constant laughs. The priest character was really annoying though and the score suffers because of him. PS, I love Michael J. Fox.

Funny at times, but I mostly remember being very bored throughout the whole film. May warrant a second viewing.

The script is hillarious but the cast doesn't deliver (only Fox but I'm being biased here). Has very funny moments and overall I found it to be a pretty entertaining film.

The Woody movie you've only seen if you're in way too deep. Good performances from the man himself along with Fox and Kavner keep the plot from being too much of a grind, along with reasonably amusing shtick from DeLuise and some okay goofiness like Woody shooting a guy and Fox pushing the emir down the stairs. There's definitely not much to it outside of the whole novelty of it being a Woody Allen TV movie, but if you're enough of a looney fan to watch it you probably won't hate it.

I could see this working better as a play.

one of allen's more stale comedies, it's not entirely a failure, but when compared to his other stuff it's far less esoteric and doesn't provide the cerebral laughs i've come to expect.

WTF, when you see a trailer and know it's crap---this is it. Two of the most un-funny annoying people ever. Allen and DeLuise.

This started out as a brilliant comedy of manners. An Acting Ambassador to the USSR, an American couple from New Jersey, a Russian priest/magician, and a visiting Emir with his own harem. The setup alone is funny. But they we got a full hour or so of them planning to escape from the embassy. That got old kind of quick. This movie was almost real good.

Comfortable little afternoon movie, medium on laughs and memorable moments, far from Allen's best, but totally non-antagonizing.

It has a few really funny scenes, particularly the one in which Allen and Marge (Kavner, i mean) fail spectacularly when they try to assume fake identities. But overall, this was a slog.

um filme, mesmo que pra tv, onde toda a direção, roteiro e atuação se comprometeram juntos a fazer o espectador rir. e conseguiu. ainda tem um suspense bacana, mas só como bonus, porque o mais legal é curtir a graça.

Dom DeLuise is not funny. No, sir. Not at all.