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Movie Reviews of Come September
Movie Review: COME SEPTEMBER
Summary: 5 Stars
ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVOURITES. SWEET INNOCENT ROMANCE, WITH A DOSE OF COMEDY,ABSOLUTELY ADORE IT.Movie Review: Exellent
Summary: 5 Stars
It's Just Great to watch some movies that a pleasant and not full of killingMovie Review: romantic comedy
Summary: 5 Stars
i enjoyed this movie as much now as i did when i first saw itMovie Review: "I don't have to make sense! I'm Italian"
Summary: 4 Stars
"Come September" (1961) is a light, funny, and delightfully old-fashioned romantic comedy which is as charming as the colorful dresses the girls were wearing during "Age of Innocence," a period that extended roughly from the end of World War II into the mid-1960s, and as pretty as the Italian seaside where American millionaire Robert Talbot (dashing Rock Hudson) has a luxurious villa. For six years, he's been spending his vacation there in September with his Italian girlfriend, Lisa Fellini - a stunningly beautiful and sensual Gina Lollobrigida. One year, he changed his plans and arrived in July. To Talbot's utter surprise he found out that his devoted major-domo, Maurice (Walter Slezak stole all his scenes as an employee who has his very own ideas of loyalty and devotion) , has been making nice money by turning his villa into a popular and posh hotel "La Dolce Vista" once his employer leaves for America. Lisa is tired of being a " September girl" and decides to marry another man. On the top of all, Talbot finds himself chaperoning a group of six American teenage girls vacationing in Italy, and fighting a generational war with the group of four American college boys whose hotel reservation he cancelled and who settled in a tent just outside the villa and began courting the girls. Talbot's biggest concern is Tony (Bobby Darin), the leader of the gang, a medical student who wants to seduce young and innocent blonde Sandy (Sandy Dee), the psychology major. The film is a nice way to spend two hours. Darin sings the song" Multiplication" that he had composed for the movie and I wonder if the song was one of the reasons Dee and pop idol Bobby Darin fell in love with each other in real life and were married just after the filming was over. Hudson and Lollobrigida have a nice chemistry and there is also their dance together. While watching her dance, you would wholeheartedly agree with Tony that never 206 bones that a human body includes were constructed so perfectly. To quote him further, "She is a beaut; you don't see many like that". So is the movie - they simply don't make them like that anymore.Movie Review: Multiplication!!!!
Summary: 4 Stars
I bought this DVD as a birthday present for a favourite cousin who thinks it is the best movie he has ever seen. I watched it and liked it too. It is old fashioned in morals, compared to today's standards, but it was fun.
The story is :Rock has a villa in Italy which he visits every
September but decides to visit earlier unawares that while in the Sates the rest of the year his Majordome(manager I think)
is using the Villa as a hotel,hence the panic and riotous
situations.He meets Sandra Dee and somehow feels protective
towards her against some young americans guys who also decend on the villa.Add into this, Gina Lollobridgida as Rock's girfriend and watch for the double standards in morals.
Loved when Gina tells Rock Hudson she had to learn English to speak it in her own country just to please him.Bobby Darrin
and his mates are also hilarious when they try to intoxicate
Hudson (the old guy!!!) and end up under the bar.
In summary if it is nostalgia and good clean fun you want then I suggest you buy it.