Absolutely inane film dealing with a bunch of street hooligans who show their immaturity and lack of respect.
The only good thing about this farce is that there is no violence.
Perry King, who has gone on to become the king of television movies, plays Chico, riding around on his motorcycle and going nowhere quickly as is the case with this film.
Talk of stereotyping. The film is demeaning to Italian-Americans. Annie and Frannie are the 2 prototypes for LaVerne and Shirley.
Sylvester Stallone is gifted at playing hunks with IQ's around 2.
The plot here is thin and the writing is even worse. The sound sounds like it is coming out of your local luncheonette.
Topics such as teen pregnancy, fighting, unruly behavior in school, and the coming of age are poorly dealt with.
Frannie wants to marry the Stallone character so they can watch American Bandstand together. The film suffers from a complete lack of maturity and should define itself as the coming of ignorance.
The only good thing about this farce is that there is no violence.
Perry King, who has gone on to become the king of television movies, plays Chico, riding around on his motorcycle and going nowhere quickly as is the case with this film.
Talk of stereotyping. The film is demeaning to Italian-Americans. Annie and Frannie are the 2 prototypes for LaVerne and Shirley.
Sylvester Stallone is gifted at playing hunks with IQ's around 2.
The plot here is thin and the writing is even worse. The sound sounds like it is coming out of your local luncheonette.
Topics such as teen pregnancy, fighting, unruly behavior in school, and the coming of age are poorly dealt with.
Frannie wants to marry the Stallone character so they can watch American Bandstand together. The film suffers from a complete lack of maturity and should define itself as the coming of ignorance.