Pajama Party

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Summary: Pretty much the greatest movie ever.
Review: This film really could not be improved even if the *entire* thing had featured Bobbi Shaw doing sit-ups by the pool and Susan Hart gyrating to boil punch in its bowl.

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Summary: Pajama Party
Review: This is the absolute cutest movie i have ever seen! Tommy Kirk is so the cat's pajamas! a cutie! totally! and annette is adorable as well! see this movie, you won't regret it! that is... if you want harrison ford, see air force one. he isn't in this movie. sillyhead.

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Summary: Vacation Is Here Pajama Party Tonight
Review: This movie is full of 60's laughs. It stars Annette Funicello who is a regular in all of the beach films, and other regulars include Eric Von Zipper, and his RATS, and MICE. And Buster Keaton. This fun filled film will have you tied to your seat for the whole time. Tommy Kirk also stars as a Martian named GoGo. He must have been trying to prove that a Homo, could act in movies, because this film was made just about right after Walt Disney tore up his contract. This movie is full of comic laughs, including a beautiful Blonde Bombshell. If you like the Beach Movies and want to laugh, this is the movie for you.

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Summary: Tops and Bottoms
Review: While Frankie went off to make SKI PARTY, Annette made PAJAMA PARTY. Buster Keaton, Don Rickles and Elsa Lancester added to the usual beach gang adds up to infectious fun in Panavision and Pathecolor. Grab your PJs and let's go.

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Summary: Confused?
Review: You may be baffled by the lineup on this "Beach" movie - while Annette is back in her "DeeDee" role, she's now "Deadhead's" (Jody McCrea) girlfriend rather than Frankie's. Frankie, meanwhile, takes the role of a Martian military commander (you can tell it's Mars because they used a red filter over the camera lens!) - maybe after playing "Potato Bug" in "Bikini Beach" he thought he was stretching his chops. Tommy Kirk is, not surprisingly, uneasy in his role as the Martian sent to Earth by Frankie to hang out with Annette and various other nubile females. Things are marginally improved by the antics of Buster Keaton, Dorothy Lamour appears long enough to sing a tune, and Elsa Lanchester does her patented airheaded-old-lady act to perfection. Harmless nostalgic fun, but whoever made this page, and thinks this movie is rated "R", is insane. Strictly G-rated stuff - it IS 1964, after all!

Rating:
Summary: Confused?
Review: You may be baffled by the lineup on this "Beach" movie - while Annette is back in her "DeeDee" role, she's now "Deadhead's" (Jody McCrea) girlfriend rather than Frankie's. Frankie, meanwhile, takes the role of a Martian military commander (you can tell it's Mars because they used a red filter over the camera lens!) - maybe after playing "Potato Bug" in "Bikini Beach" he thought he was stretching his chops. Tommy Kirk is, not surprisingly, uneasy in his role as the Martian sent to Earth by Frankie to hang out with Annette and various other nubile females. Things are marginally improved by the antics of Buster Keaton, Dorothy Lamour appears long enough to sing a tune, and Elsa Lanchester does her patented airheaded-old-lady act to perfection. Harmless nostalgic fun, but whoever made this page, and thinks this movie is rated "R", is insane. Strictly G-rated stuff - it IS 1964, after all!