Take the Money and Run (1970) Woody Allen | Janet Margolin - 16:9 Widescreen

A classic, early Woody Allen film, showing the life and times of Virgil Starkwell, inept bank robber. Co-starring Janet Margolin, and presented here for the first time in a widescreen format.
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[@ronaldstrange8981]

Such a goood film. It does help if you are a Woody Allen fan, like me. England, January, 2024.

[@andrewcao6111]

Such a good film it does help if you are a woody Allen fan like me England January 2024 ice man slashed little boy glasses oh dear ha ha ha ha steal loilles machine ha ha ha😊😊😊😊😊

[@andrewcao6111]

Good enough to play in a local band

[@andrewcao6111]

18 Virgil lonely and cofosed

[@andrewcao6111]

Tries to join the navy but is psychologically unfit

[@andrewcao6111]

Two elphent making love to a men glee club

[@conlethbyrne4809]

Watched this with my Da, a real Woddy Allen fan. I couldn't stop laughing 🤣 It hasn't changed ❤😅Merry Christmas KZbin Gold 😮

[@aravghose]

One of the best films ever❤

[@johnbarroll1120]

the beginning of a series of very funny films.

[@bluecollarlit]

aka "the early, funny ones"

[@james5460]

I like his early films. The funny ones.

[@TS-1267]

... They're not Hard Work To Watch like Some Pilchard Poo

[@FranssensM]

I really liked his early films, broadway Danny rose, Zelig, Annie hall, manhattan, sleeper, love and death. Some greats in there. He’s a really good director too.

[@arcray12]

Marching band Tuba scene is Crazy!

[@pollyscheinwald2940]

Fantastic movie. this is the third time i see it in the last 20 years. Every time is funny. And the music is incredible

[@andrewrosenblum4071]

This is the one of the best movies in the US culture.

[@billmcanally7782]

early woody allen...pretty funny stuff! enjoyed!...classic comede, right up there with Fatty, Buster and Ricky!

[@SuperAna1954]

Thanks

[@lynnturman8157]

Just read Ralph Rosenblum's book on editing. Made me wanna watch this movie.

[@Baka_Baka89]

She really is perfect

[@antonioantonio5950]

yes she was 😅😆

[@Ber-chi]

Gracias.

[@J.B24]

35:40 Every cellist watching this just laughed.

[@maaritkoutonen7670]

Bananas!

[@kellydepol3108]

Best part is the prison seen. When he takes the drug to get a early release..side affect is he changes to a rabbi fr 48 hours

[@jasonluong3862]

"Do you know if it's raining out?" He's making a gun out of soap.

[@curiousgeorge555]

yeah, we caught that🤓

[@andrewcao6111]

He beat try loved god

[@demamarques9171]

The fist movie?

[@davidmirandajr]

😂 too many lines he turned in a rabbi for a few hours He tells his friends i am going to be a pool hustler Selling meagers rofl U stumbled onto this movie like at 11 years old

[@andrewcao6111]

People

[@antonioantonio5950]

I haven't watched like that comedy movie in my life 😆😅it's not a comedy movie and I think he was a cunningly fo everything? ?

[@TS-1267]

... " ERIC SMITH? "... 0:55

[@sampleoffers1978]

Movie is deserving of extensive analysis. At 9:58 and 29:28 "virgil," woody allen is described as "rotten". Then finally at 43:07 the father uses term "punk" about three times. The connotation of Punk in 1969 when movie is filmed is not so interesting. The joke is even a little flat real time. In hindsight, the themes of the movie and use of terms in those scenes is interesting cultural foreshadowing, crediting woody allen with punk movement in 1969, as some perceive punk in the last fifty years, philosophically.