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Collectable booklet; Original theatrical trailer
Full Product DetailsSide #1- Full Screen
0. Scene Selections
1. Logos/Dead Dictator [:09]
2. Main Title/Credits [4:28]
3. "The Excusizor" [1:43]
4. Magazines & Mugging [3:08]
5. Petitioned Into Love [3:38]
6. First Entanglement [5:15]
7. Dream Analysis [3:54]
8. "Something's Missing" [1:55]
9. Farewell Operation [3:24]
10. Welcome to San Marcos [3:10]
11. "He's Perfect!" [3:40]
12. "So Long, Suckers!" [5:03]
13. Rebel Training [2:00]
14. Small Straw/Big Order [5:03]
15. His Cup Runneth Over [2:18]
16. Shot Screw-Up [1:06]
17. Mad With Power [2:38]
18. Top Banana [2:32]
19. Fund-raising Mission [5:27]
20. "Subversive Imposter" [2:11]
21. "People Vs. Mellish" [3:09]
22. The Verdict On Love [2:16]
23. Public Consummation [5:52]
24. End Credits [2:16]
Side #2- Widescreen
0. Scene Selections
1. Logos/Dead Dictator [4:29]
2. Main Title/Credits [1:43]
3. "The Execusizor" [3:08]
4. Magazines & Mugging [3:38]
5. Petitioned Into Love [5:15]
6. First Entanglement [3:54]
7. Dream Analysis [1:55]
8. "Something's Missing" [3:24]
9. Farewell Operation [3:10]
10. Welcome to San Marcos [3:40]
11. "He's Perfect!" [5:03]
12. "So Long, Suckers!" [2:00]
13. Rebel Training [5:03]
14. Small Straw/Big Order [2:18]
15. His Cup Runneth Over [1:06]
16. Shot Screw-Up [2:38]
17. Mad With Power [2:32]
18. Top Banana [5:27]
19. Fund-raising Mission [2:11]
20. "Subversive Imposter" [3:09]
21. "People Vs. Mellish" [2:16]
22. The Verdict On Love [5:52]
23. Public Consummation [2:16]
24. End Credits [4:17]
One of Woody Allen's earlier, more slapstick-oriented efforts, Bananas tells the story of Fielding Mellish (Allen), a neurotic New Yorker who follows the object of his affections, Nancy (Louise Lasser), to the fictional Central American country of San Marcos, where she is involved in a revolution. Nancy wants nothing to do with Fielding, but he soon becomes a guest of the country's dictator (Carlos Montalban), before accidentally becoming the leader of San Marcos himself. Fielding is eventually shipped back to the US and tried as a subversive, but being that this is a comedy, and an especially light one at that, everything works out in the end. A far cry from Allen's later, more somber films, Bananas still works as an often hilarious amalgam of sight gags, one-liners, and bizarre asides. Don Kaye, All Movie Guide