Robert Regan
22Apr12
Best Farrow and Best Allen!
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Frankly, Mr. Shankly
19Aug12
"E vende vatapá. E vende caruru. E vende mungunzá..." Delightful movie.
ΞRIC B∆D TASTΞ
15Aug12
a young & little Seth Green, cool... the movie is mostly very nice & lovely. for sure it was a special time these days, sitting in front of the radio with a cozy blanket & drinking hot chocolate on a cold snowy winter day.
liesbet vanessche
4Sep11
Good storie, really funny. Good acting. I liked how all the stories were linked together by theradioshows. Lovely soundtrack.
catch_33
11Jun11
A nostalgic and personal recollection of Woody Allen's youth and memories cleverly guised in fiction. Told in vignette style the film lacks any a gravitating point and the scenes with Mia Farrow although funny seem somewhat unnecessary. Charming and endearing, just kind of incomplete.
(Queen of the Mods)
23Jul10
i love this movie so much. this is of the only Allen ones I've seen that's honest and completely his.
petit astronaute
9Jul10
Radio Days is to "Singin' in the Rain" something like what "Blow Out" is to "Blow-up". It's not a remake, but a variation with some citations — here the last glory days of radio (after overtaken by television), and it's stars, through the eyes of a little boy (Allen's wonderful narration) and it's chaotic large family.
Eric G. Sweder
13Apr10
Woody Alllen has a wonderful way with endings. Watch, Radio Days, Sweet and Lowdown, Matchpoint and the Purple Rose of Cairo---all films that I wasn't sure were working while I was watching them yet finish movingly; all of the individual parts that I was unsure of, became alchemized into a grander, diaphanous, whole.
bookwibble
31Jul09
A beautiful, wonderfully orchestrated ode to a bygone era, when radio was king, jingles were even catchier, and all one could hope for was a Masked Avenger ring. The best Woody Allen film I've seen thus far.