Roman Za'ir

Rated R for Sexual Content,Nudity and Some Language

Baby Love is the fifth film in the Lemon Popsicle series.Lemon Popsicle is a teen sex comedy/drama series from Isreal.There have been nine films in the series and one spin off film.You can find the first five films in their entirety on youtube.I really enjoyed the first three films but I found the fourth one to be much disappointing.The fifth one however may be the best film in the series(either this or Lemon Popsicle 2 is the best in my opinion).The fourth one was a bit funny but had very little drama.Baby Love brings back the drama and is much funnier than the others.The film is about Benji who falls in love with Bobby's sister while getting into sexual misadventures with his friends.Baby Love is a very good teen comedy and it is one of the best films in the lemon popsicle series.

You watch this addictively entertaining T and A flick, you feel you're reliving certain scenes in other Popsicle films. We know the score, as far as our four young horny stars are concerned, the slapped geek, the two studs, and the fatty who is always, the butt of the stud's pranks. So nothing has changed, with a slight change of story, where for Benji, it's true love, as falling in love with Momo's innocently cute Sister, which his best friend forbids, despite him, being the catalyst, for how this eventuated. But Benji's love is true, an angle I liked. Again we have a repertoire of rock songs, and again, this isn't a badly made film, where you feel there's a more serious film, that want to break out, and I really did like this one. Benji's cousin is a cute hoot. The climax is quite hairy too. Hold on, but check this Popsicle out. 6.5/10.

Wait, so "Roman Za'ir" ("Baby Love" in English) is part of a series? I had literally never heard of the "Lemon Popsicle" series until I read about this movie on IMDb. But that doesn't diminish the movie. Watching it, I was laughing out loud and singing along with the soundtrack. It looks like the sort of movie that they really had fun making. Having never seen any of the other entries in the series, I can't compare this one to them. All that I can say is that Benji and his friends live life to the fullest. It's basically "American Graffiti" set in Israel, and it's a really good time. Rock 'n roll lives forever!

I wonder how you say "Dream Lover" and "Rhythm of the Rain" in Hebrew.

The power-trio Zachi Noy, Yftach Katzur and Jonathan Sagall gladdened my teenager years in the eighties, those Israelites stars made a huge success in Brazil, their pictures were massively aired on TV at extent to we never forget them, the screenwriter Boaz Davidson was a key reason of the smashing achievement planning and devising those endless funniest gags where the main victim was the silly fat Zachi Noy, due he was a freak womanizer guy.

Well this turn the premise is no exception ours friends fooling around the beach looking for a fair opportunity to get kiss from a gorgeous lifeguard's assistance after pretending to be drowning, the trick seems perfect until at Zachi Noy's turns appears his strongest-bald husband to make mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, suddenly the smarter Jonathan finds out an eye-candy dental assistant who usually make something more than cares a teeth, when out of the blue appears the real dentist to beating in almost naked Zachi Noy.

In this formulaic premise in all movies unfold in tons of hilarious sequences all them focused on the trio with a slight sexploitation oriented, actually harmless preposition, furthermore the supporting casting as Devora Kedar and Menashe Warshavsky as Katsur's parents often attending those sagas, unfortunately just one SHIFSHUF NAIM was released in VHS format.

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First watch: 1994 / How many: 3 / Source: TV-DVD-R-Yutube / Rating: 6.25.

As with the previous entries in the Lemon Popsicle series, this one ignores the continuity of the last one as Benji once again finds a new love, this time it's his friend Bobby's younger sister Ginny. Because Bobby wants to spend time with Ginny's fellow ballet dance friend Ruthi, he arranges for Benji to take his sis home. Benji actually falls for her and that creates conflict because it seems Bobby doesn't think Benji's intentions for his sister is pure. Let's just say the way he treats Ruthi wasn't too different from how he treated Nikki in the first Lemon Popsicle after doing the deed so that may be a reason he's suspicious of his sister and friend spending time together. Of course, there's also some sex involving a comely older woman, this time a dental assistant and a cousin of Benji's is staying at his family home. Like the cousin in Hot Bubblegum, her name is Freida but unlike that one, this one is more awkward-looking what with her glasses and clumsy demeaner. This was almost as good as the second entry called Going Steady with the compelling drama mixed with the funny comedy. They're both still better than the first one which had more inconsistent characterizations in comparison. So that's a recommendation of Baby Love.