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Whats Up, Tiger Lily? 2003 DVD Woody Allen 1966 Comedy Film - Out of Print

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Condition
Brand New: An item that has never been opened or removed from the manufacturer’s sealing (if ...
Type
Movie
Studio
Image Entertainment
UPC
0014381192322
Format
DVD
Release Year
2003
Rating
NR
Director
Woody Allen, Allan Stewart Konigsberg
Genre
Comedy
Movie/TV Title
What's Up, Tiger Lily?

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WHAT'S UP, TIGER LILY?, Woody Allen's first directorial effort, started life as a low-grade Japanese James Bondian spy drama called KEY OF KEYS. Executive producer Henry G. Saperstein bought the film and hired Allen to dub in an entirely new soundtrack, featuring brand-new dialogue (cowritten by the new voices) that turns the story into a riotously ridiculous search for the perfect egg salad recipe; Saperstein also added scenes with the Lovin' Spoonful to give the film a hip 1960s feel wholly out of touch with what is occurring onscreen. Allen did shoot some new scenes for the film, in which he describes the genesis of the idea and its place in film history, claiming that the first film to do this was GONE WITH THE WIND. The new story features the Japanese cast playing such characters as Phil Moskowitz, Terry Yaki, and Suki Yaki, battling to find out just the right amount of mayonnaise to mix in with chopped eggs. Many of the jokes are about food and sex, two things that Allen would go on to explore more and more in his films.

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UPC
0014381192322
eBay Product ID (ePID)
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Product Key Features

Rating
NR
Movie/TV Title
What's Up, Tiger Lily?
Director
Woody Allen, Allan Stewart Konigsberg
Format
DVD
Release Year
2003
Genre
Comedy

Additional Product Features

Region Code
Region 1
Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
LeafCats
617
Film Country
USA
Release Date
20030715

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  • Good Zany Comedy from the 60s

    I'm going through a Woody Allen phase right now and wanted to see this film again after not having seen it for some twenty years. It is actually better than I remembered it, frequently quite funny. Woody Allen and company have dubbed zany English dialogue onto the soundtrack of a Japanese action film and have turned the espionage quest by the hero into a search for the ultimate egg salad recipe. Yes, it is somewhat silly, but also charming in a naive, 60s-ish way. Besides, the film itself isn't bad and the women appearing in it stunning to behold. The DVD contains two versions of the film: the one originally shown in the cinemas, and the version shown on TV. It's interesting to compare the bits that differ in the versions (and the menus make this fairly easy to do). In several ...

  • Forget James Bond...Phil Moscowitz is my role model!

    Yes, Phil Moscowitz...wisecracking Japanese secret agent & self-proclaimed "lovable rogue" who, aided by sexy sisters Suki & Teri Yaki, trades punches & bullets with evil mastermind Shepard Wong, smoothly smiling gangster Wing Fat & various other Saracen pigs, Spartan dogs & Spanish flies for possession of the top secret recipe for the world's greatest egg salad in the wonderfully wild & wacky world of "What's Up, Tiger Lily?" In the 1980 Woody Allen movie "Stardust Memories" aliens tell the filmmaker that they love his movies, "especially his early funny ones". Well, this is the proof of the pudding, because this flick by Allen in his directorial debut is no-intellectual-pretensions-just-straight-out-hilarious fun, right up there with "Bananas" & "Take The Money & Run". Taking a well-made ...

  • A hilarious & influential film

    Don't bother playing the alternative track, because it's only really funny in a few places, and leaves some jokes out that are a bit racy, but makes some scenes lack any sense, namely the safecracking scene. The features offers a scene by scene comparison for both tracks, to see which you like better. Press the right arrow button on your remote to highlight Woody's glasses, and press enter to see 10 great egg salad recipes. The special features aside, this film is well-restored, and it's a shame they stopped publishing it. Compared to recent efforts in the same concept, like Kung Pow - Enter the Fist, Mystery Science Theater 3000, and Rifftrax, this movie is still one of the best. It takes two serial spy films, and edits them together into a crazy story with an ever-horny protagonist, ...

  • Lost movie

    I loved this movie when I saw it years ago. Now I can watch it and laugh again, this time with the non television dialogue. Highly recommend this one especially, if you enjoy Mike Myers's stuff.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: leelia1

  • Woody Allen's film is a classic

    This is one of my favorite Woody Allen films. It is truly a classic. Had to watch it several times because there were so many funny lines--I kept missing them because I was laughing too loud!

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-Owned