Customer Reviews

Bikini Summer

5 star:		(2)
4 star:		(4)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(3)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

The film is everything I remember from the VHS edition I saw in the early '90s. If you are a fan of this genre, you have probably seen this movie, and understand what made it special, namely, totally gratuitous nude scenes that last for minutes on end. It's often like an extended naked music video.
Lamentably, the DVD appears to have been mastered from a VHS copy, or something similar, because the picture is not nearly as clear or sharp as any standard mainstream DVD release. It's not unwatchable, but it is disappointingly dim. The three star rating is for the DVD, not the film, although, to be fair, if you were to judge this film on everything but the girls, it would be considered terrible.

The only reason to watch this movie is to see hot flesh. There are alot of hot babes in this but Melinda Armstrong outshines everybody. The slow motion pool scene just shows off her amazing body. Her body is almost flawless. If hot bodies are what you like see this movie.

This movie started my worship of Melissa Armstrong. She's not much of an actress, but she is simply sizzling. The pool scene is stunning as is her beach scene. She is a lovely lady, I only wish she would make more films. Run out and buy this film.

Just to see the se girls moving their bodies from side to side, it's worth to spend your bucks. Really! I haven't seen so beautiful girls on movies from a long time ago, like in this film.

Bikini Summer is one hour and twenty-nine minutes and was released on September 19, 1991. The movie is cheesy, the plot does not exist, and the females are cute. Basically you have a bunch of females wearing next to nothing bikinis and in some scenes they are nude. Only in the last half hour do you have any kind of story what so ever. You are better off renting the movie or ask a friend to make a copy for you. Bikini Summer gets a D- and the beach babes get a B+.

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Chapters
Previews
A. Alien Intruder
B. The Art of Dying
C. Banished Behind Bars
D. Bikini Summer 1
E. C.I.A. Code Name: Alexa
F. Coldfire
G. A Dangerous Place
H. Dark Breed
I. Deadly Bet
J. Direct Hit
K. Forbidden Games
L. The Killing Zone
M. L.A. Vice
N. Ring of Fire
O. Road Ends
P. Sinners
Q. Steel Frontier
R. Street Crimes
S. Sunset Strip
T. To Be The Best

Sure, this is an awful movie, poor acting, thin plot, full of cliche's and poorly timed jokes, but it is a film of a genre that has really lost it's luster of the past 10 years. I remember this being one of the "UP ALL NIGHT" films on USA network as a teen. It was always 2 mintues of movie, then 5 minutes comercials to make it into the 2 hour time slot. Carefree nudity is present, and the sense of nastalgia makes this worth a watch through once, to laugh at how bad acting can be, and to remember the old days of softcore.

I purchased the movie because of Melinda Armstrong. I was not disappointed Melinda is out of sight even though the movie is a stinker.

I didn't really like this movie that much. The movie is about guys looking at women, taking pictures of them, and peeping through holes watching them take showers. The women look nice in bikinis, and I guess that is suppose to be the premise of movie, the title says so, women in bikinis galore. I don't really remember the movie that much, I guess that's how forgetful it was. It ends with a bikini contest that the cops try to stop, and how it gets resolved seems stupid, and in the end a female cop gets to try on a bikini as if to say the contest wasn't all that corrupt or illegal. Plus, none of the women are really that pretty, though they have nice bodies.

Started out a bit slow and I was worried there was no story line but got more interesting. Top movie. Lots of naked bits but not too lame.

You get to see a lot of Melinda Armstrong in this, and by that I mean she has some full-frontal nudity which is awesome considering that there is absolutely none of that in the sequel. So in that one way this is better than the sequel.

In all other ways, including and especially writing (believe it or not), Bikini Summer 2 is far superior. This is a fun movie and a must have for those who like this genre, but it's not nearly so fun as its successor. Armstrong carries this movie but she is simply one among many in the sequel. Her character's personality also really changes. In this movie she's somewhat mature, the muse for a song writer; in the sequel, everything is irreverent and over the top, much more in line with what you'd expect from the title.