Some good hijinks and gags spaced here and there, but the movie is plot-free, pretty much character free, and filled with lots of scenes that would be considered very "rapey" today. For the time they would have been fine, but they certainly haven't aged well. Why this isn't a great sex comedy falls to the fact that there isn't enough nudity, no real villain threat (Hector Elizondo's character is more comedic relief than threatening) and no real dramatic goal to string the scenes together with. But there's just enough "classic bits" to make it worth watching once, i.e.) pratfalls and over the top set ups.
Review of Private Resort
