Operation Bikini
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監督: Anthony Carras
脚本: John Tomerlin
音楽: Lou Rusoff
制作: Lou Rusoff / James H. Nicholson / Samuel Z. Arkoff
撮影監督: Gilbert Warrenton
No synopsis available.
AIが作品の魅力を深く読み解いています
監督: Anthony Carras
脚本: John Tomerlin
音楽: Lou Rusoff
制作: Lou Rusoff / James H. Nicholson / Samuel Z. Arkoff
撮影監督: Gilbert Warrenton
Tab Hunter is "Hayes" - a beefcake marine sent to lead a mission to destroy an American submarine that has been captured by the Japanese, and that contains a top secret radar prototype. It requires a lengthy submarine trip to get to the eponymous atoll, and needless to say there are some fun and frolics en route. Not least, the rather vivid dreams of "Malzone" (Frankie Avalon) who has a go at singing a rather repetitive ditty "The Girl Back Home" which is accompanied by a rather psychedelic-style sequence of dancing girls in bright colours. Aside from those rather nightmarish scenes, the rest of it is all a rather cheap and cheerful wartime drama that reuses some actuality footage, some rather overgrown plastic foliage and the odd submarine interiors that help this trundle along to quite an enthusiastic and flag-waving denouement. Nope, it's nobody's finest hour - not in front of, nor behind, the camera but I didn't really hate it - I found it quite cheesily predictable. Had it been made during the war, then maybe it would have been able to get away with being propagandist. It wasn't, so it can't!
