This is the best of Woody Allen's strictly-for-laughs movies.  The interview segments which he uses for both comedic and dramatic purposes in many of his films are probably the most fun here, particularly his  "parents" who wear disguises.  The gags are much better than in  his "Bananas" and the more than slightly silly plot doesn't bog  down as in his "Sleeper".  There are no big moral soapboxes, this  movie is just funny.