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Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786301706476 Format: Color, HiFi Sound, NTSC ISBN: 6301706471 Label: Warner Home Video Manufacturer: Warner Home Video Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Warner Home Video Release Date: September 01, 1998 Running Time: 100 minutes Sales Rank: 4776 Studio: Warner Home Video Theatrical Release Date: November 05, 1963
Description: A group of teenagers goes on a spree in California's desert resort town.
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Rating: - My First Movie
This was the first movie I saw when I was a kid. I was almost seven at
the time and it was on a double bill with "The Sword and The Stone." My
mum dropped my two sisters and myself off at the Altantic Theater in
Long Beach, California and this movie played first. I can't tell you a
thing about the Disney movie, but I remember just about every scene
from Palm Springs Weekend. The '63 Thunderbird, Bugs Bunny, Stephanie
Powers, Connie Stevens, the pool with the bubbles and the car chase at
the end. Hard to believe, but this film made me want to work in the ... Read More
Rating: - "Help Me, Bunny -- I'm No Hero!"
"I propose a toast," announces wealthy Robert Conrad to the cast of this soundstage-bound extravaganza. "I drink to the Easter orphans, to all of us wicked little children banded together on the beaches and resorts from Florida to California to observe the rites of spring. Here's to sex, sand, and suds!" Little children? The average age of these performers -- including Troy Donahue, Connie Stevens, Stephanie Powers, Jerry Van Dyke and Ty Hardin -- is twenty-five, if their studio bios are to be believed. The players converge on this pasteboard Palm Springs to try to act young while discovering the ... Read More
Rating: - When is this classic going to DVD??
Does anyone have inside info as to when this title will be released on DVD? I know Warner Bros. is planning on releasing many of their classic telvision shows this year (hopefully "Hawaiian Eye" will be included in that list) as part of their anniversary celebration. Hard to believe "Palm Springs Weekend" has slipped through the cracks for this long!
Rating: - The Biggest Alka Seltzer I've Ever Seen
This was a fun 60's movie that captured the essence of the times. The cast was very well put together, although I had to chuckle at Troy Donahue with his obvious false eyelashes. He was prettier than Stephanie Powers! Tina Cole should have had a bigger part but boy was she ever grounded after those "leather jackets" trashed her parent's house. Jerry Van Dyke looks and acts so much like his brother, Dick, that it was hard to tell the difference. What a comic talent! Connie Stephens did exceptionally well playing the high school kid pretending to be the sophisticated "tease". Her character was very ... Read More
Rating: - A Great Weekend for everyone
What a great film. Not as kitchy as the Avalon/Funicello films but lots of fun bits and great characters. Zeme North is just great as the "plain girl" Amanda; Jerry Van Dyke is a terrific goof ball, and Robert Conrad plays the bad rich boy with gusto.
The VHS quality is very good and the film is wonderful fun for the whole family -- although my kids can't believe college kids actually wore jackets and ties to a party. Probably the most fun is watching Troy Donahue and Stephanie Powers do their crazy version of the twist. Gotta love this film.
