Where the Boys Are | Dolores Hart, George Hamilton | The ultimate spring break movie!

Where the Boys Are | Dolores Hart, George Hamilton | Where the Boys Are" 1960 version

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Where the Boys Are

	Where the Boys Are Dolores Hart, George Hamilton Warner Home Video, 2004 average customer review:based on 50 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

The ultimate spring break movie!

There is none better. I must watch this at least 2x a yr. The story is wonderful, the girls & guys are great & how nice to watch a movie & not worry about foul language & in your face sex! You don't have to see the details to know what may have happened. It is without a doubt my favorite movie. I've been waiting for it to come to DVD. & don't miss The trouble w/ Angels & Where Angels go trouble follows! After watching these I wanted to go to an all girl school soooo bad!

Where the Boys Are" 1960 version

ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVORITES EVER. EXCELLENT CAST, EXCELLENT STORYLINE, EXCELLENT ACTING, EXCELLENT PICTURE, HONEST!!!!!!!!!

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A Great Old Time Chick Flick!

I admit that I am a fan of old time movies and this one counts as one of my favorites. It takes me back to my younger years and that bittersweet time of finding the right guy with whom to start a relationship with. Four young girls decide to use Spring Break from college to take advantage of the sun and excitment of Fort Lauderdale. Dolores Hart and Paul Prentiss do a fine job as the Beauty/Brains "responsible" girls while Yvette Mimmiuex plays the fresh stars in her eyes, new to the scene girl. She soon learns the hard way that there are decent guys out there and not so decent. Connie Frances plays a athletic-type girl just looking for someone to ask her on a date and charms everyone with her terrific voice and comedic comments. Catching some sun and having the time of their lives, the girls learn many things about themselves and their new found independence. While this movie is not like the movies of today, it still leaves you with a smile and a sigh. Something all us girls can relate too!
The movie sets remind me of times when my friends and I could not wait to get to the beach to catch a tan and check out the guys! Pat on some tanning oil, grab your favorite swimsuit, and round up your girlfriends for some movie fun in the sun.

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Before "Sex and the City" there was...

Four young ladies(one a bit more of a trollop than the others)looking for love without sacrificing their personal identities--part comedy, part "serious" drama. Sound familiar? WHERE THE BOYS ARE could have been the mould HBO used to create its hit series SEX AND THE CITY. But the year is 1960, so the language is not so rough and the sex happens off screen. I was pleased with how well this almost 45-year-old movie has held up (for the most part). It has some of the big-studio hallmarks (like the way women's wardrobes happen to coordinate nicely with the colors of the rooms they just happen to be in at the moment). But the lead actresses--Dolores Hart, Yvette Mimieux, Paula Prentiss, and Connie Francis--are very appealing. This was Paula Prentiss's first picture (she provides a commentary track that is more gushy and nostalgic than informative), and her star quality is evident. Their male counterparts--George Hamilton, Jim Hutton, and Frank Gorshen--are less magnetic, but at least they don't wreck the movie. While you might want to pass on the commentary track, don't skip the featurette with Prentiss and Francis sharing their memories. (Dolores Hart, by the way, is now a mother superior at a convent somewhere in Connecticut. Hmmmm?)

A fine film, still enjoyable these many years later.

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