1973·Comedy·1h 27m
7.1
★
Miles Monroe, a clarinet-playing health food store proprietor, is revived out of cryostasis 200 years into a future world in order to help rebels fight an oppressive government regime.
Directed by Woody Allen
future
government
revolution
dystopia
satire
control
robot
tyranny
cyrogenics
anarchic comedy
Trailer
IMDB
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Cast
Woody Allen
Miles Monroe
Diane Keaton
Luna Schlosser
John Beck
Erno Windt
Brian Avery
Herald Cohen
Don Keefer
Dr. Tryon
Mews Small
Dr. Nero
Peter Hobbs
Dr. Dean
Spencer Milligan
Jeb Hrmthmg
John McLiam
Dr. Agon
Bartlett Robinson
Dr. Orva
Douglas Rain
Bio Central Computer 2100, Series G (voice)
Crew
Woody Allen
Director
Marshall Brickman
Writer
Woody Allen
Writer
Woody Allen
Original Music Composer
Charles H. Joffe
Executive Producer
Jack Rollins
Executive Producer
Dale Hennesy
Production Design
Lynn Stalmaster
Casting
Marshall Brickman
Associate Producer
Joel Schumacher
Costume Design
Popular Reviews
99 reviews
HarePRO
7.0★ · 05/10/26
my first woody allen film. a witty and hilarious sci-fi dystopian film with miles just being a crackhead mostly.
my first woody allen film. a witty and hilarious sci-fi dystopian film with miles just being a crackhead mostly.
Liam Kinghorn
6.0★ · 03/25/26
There’s a lot to appreciate about Allen’s early satirical slapstick comedies, but in my opinion, it’s the least interesting phase of his career. They’re funny, but not as funny as his later works, and certainly not as thematically, visually, or narratively engaging. Nevertheless, if you’re looking for a good laugh, they’ll definitely provide that.
There’s a lot to appreciate about Allen’s early satirical slapstick comedies, but in my opinion, it’s the least interesting phase of his career. They’re funny, but not as funny as his later works, and certainly not as thematically, visually, or narratively engaging. Nevertheless, if you’re looking for a good laugh, they’ll definitely provide that.
Tristan Stewart
7.0★ · 02/10/26
Woody Allen Fall | Film #15
“Don’t you feel like someone’s watching over you?”
“Hate to break it to you, that’s the government.”
Allen and Keaton’s commitment to the bit needs to be studied. They are incredible in this, their physical humour is so good. Also cool to see they filmed this in my home state of Colorado. Many recognisable locations.
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“Don’t you feel like someone’s watching over you?”
“Hate to break it to you, that’s the government.”
Allen and Keaton’s commitment to the bit needs to be studied. They are incredible in this, their physical humour is so good. Also cool to see they filmed this in my home state of Colorado. Many recognisable locations.
Lists:
1970s Ranked
Woody Allen Fall
Woody Allen Fall | Film #15
“Don’t you feel like someone’s watching over you?”
“Hate to break it to you, that’s the government.”
Allen and Keaton’s commitment to the bit needs to be studied. They are incredible in this, their physical humour is so good. Also cool to see they filmed this in my home state of Colorado. Many recognisable locations.
Lists:
1970s Ranked
Woody Allen Fall
“Don’t you feel like someone’s watching over you?”
“Hate to break it to you, that’s the government.”
Allen and Keaton’s commitment to the bit needs to be studied. They are incredible in this, their physical humour is so good. Also cool to see they filmed this in my home state of Colorado. Many recognisable locations.
Lists:
1970s Ranked
Woody Allen Fall
Alvise
8.0★ · 11/17/25
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8.0★ · 07/11/25
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