How to Stuff a Wild Bikini

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Sarah W May 12 I LOVE THIS MOVIE! I've watched this, and all the 60s beach movies with Annette and Frankie, since I was a little girl. I can't help, but adore them, even if the PC-o- meter is a little skewed. It was 1964, so don't try to hold it to 2025 standards or you'll probably be disappointed. If you are looking for a cinematic masterpiece that will blow your mind, I'd probably skip, but if you are looking for a fun, silly type of movie with music, dancing, and hot 60s babes we all wiah we looked like... this one's for you! See more 08/24/2021 Having Mickey Rooney around elevates this sequel. Many rank it at the bottom of the Beach Party franchise but I'd say it's right in the middle for me, thanks largely to the performances. I do wish Frankie were around more and I feel the final "actin sequence" (the motorcycle race) is a confusing mess of shots that isn't nearly as fun as the filmmakers intended it to be. But I can forgive most of the flaws since it's such an innocent, harmless good time. See more 08/20/2019 This is what you get when you have 50 year old writers trying to decipher how teenagers act in the 1960s. By the way, this is NOT how teenagers acted, talked, or dressed in the 1960s. Teenagers had no idea who Mickey Rooney was and had certainly never heard of Buster Keaton. The plot is ridiculous and even a high school drop out could probably have done better. Scriptwriters should have been required to spend at least a day at the beach watching teenagers having fun. This movie bears absolutely no resemblance to what teenagers would be doing. See more 05/23/2014 Yep, it's another silly Beach Party film from director William Asher. Annette Funicello is back, but Dwayne Hickman steps in for Frankie as the leading man, tough Frankie does have a small cameo. Brian Donlevy, Mickey Rooney and series regulars Harvey Lembeck and Buster Keaton also appear. Elizabeth Montgomery also appears in a bit part as one of Keaton's daughters, which she reportedly did as a favor for her husband, director Asher. You don't really need to know the story, but it's all pretty enjoyable if you like this sort of film, which I do. See more 04/21/2014 bizarre and not in a good way See more 08/29/2011 I'd have to agree that this is the strangest of the Beach Party movies. However, the strangeness is what makes it good. It is silly, funny, and the songs are sort of good too. You'd have to see the other Beach movies in order to understand some of the jokes and whatnot. But standing alone, it is a good movie. Not to be taken seriously, of course. See more Read all reviews

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