Woody Allen takes a 200-year snooze after an ulcer operation and wakes up in 2173, where he finds, to no one’s surprise, Diane Keaton (as sphinxlike as ever), a Volkswagen, and a good number of Richard Nixon jokes. Like all of Allen’s early films, this 1973 release is an ungainly collection of one-liners and misdirected sight gags that hardly qualifies as a “movie.” But as a stand-up routine it’s a scream. With John Beck and Mary Gregory.