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Em Busca do Prazer

Título original: Where the Boys Are
  • 1984
  • R
  • 1 h 34 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
4,2/10
1,5 mil
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Lynn-Holly Johnson, Lisa Hartman, Lorna Luft, Wendy Schaal, and Russell Todd in Em Busca do Prazer (1984)
Four college coeds, travel to Fort Lauderdale for their Easter week of Spring Break, and become involved in a series of adventures and misadventures.
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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaFour college coeds, travel to Fort Lauderdale for their Easter week of Spring Break, and become involved in a series of adventures and misadventures.Four college coeds, travel to Fort Lauderdale for their Easter week of Spring Break, and become involved in a series of adventures and misadventures.Four college coeds, travel to Fort Lauderdale for their Easter week of Spring Break, and become involved in a series of adventures and misadventures.

  • Direção
    • Hy Averback
  • Roteiristas
    • Stu Krieger
    • Jeff Burkhart
    • Glendon Swarthout
  • Artistas
    • Lisa Hartman
    • Lorna Luft
    • Wendy Schaal
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    4,2/10
    1,5 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Direção
      • Hy Averback
    • Roteiristas
      • Stu Krieger
      • Jeff Burkhart
      • Glendon Swarthout
    • Artistas
      • Lisa Hartman
      • Lorna Luft
      • Wendy Schaal
    • 24Avaliações de usuários
    • 26Avaliações da crítica
    • 10Metascore
  • Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro
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      • 1 vitória e 4 indicações no total

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    Lisa Hartman
    Lisa Hartman
    • Jennie Cooper
    Lorna Luft
    Lorna Luft
    • Carole Singer
    Wendy Schaal
    Wendy Schaal
    • Sandra Roxbury
    Lynn-Holly Johnson
    Lynn-Holly Johnson
    • Laurie Jameson
    Russell Todd
    Russell Todd
    • Scott Nash
    Howard McGillin
    Howard McGillin
    • Chip
    Christopher McDonald
    Christopher McDonald
    • Tony
    Daniel McDonald
    Daniel McDonald
    • Camden Roxbury
    Alana Stewart
    Alana Stewart
    • Maggie
    Louise Sorel
    Louise Sorel
    • Barbara Roxbury
    Danny B. Harvey
    Danny B. Harvey
    • The Rockats
    • (as Danny Harvey)
    Michael K. Osborn
    • The Rockats
    • (as Michael Osborn)
    Dibbs Preston
    • The Rockats
    Barry Ryan
    • The Rockats
    Smutty Smiff
    • The Rockats
    Asher Brauner
    Asher Brauner
    • Officer Ernie Gasso
    Barry Marder
    • Rappaport
    Glenn Super
    • Mr. Bullhorn
    • Direção
      • Hy Averback
    • Roteiristas
      • Stu Krieger
      • Jeff Burkhart
      • Glendon Swarthout
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    8simnia-1

    F.A., major F.A. (Fox Alert)

    I'm absolutely astonished at the negative and even erroneous comments people are making about this film. I loved it! For an '80s teen-sex-beach party type of film, what other film could compare? "The Beach Girls" (1982), "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" (1982), "Foreplay" (1982), "Goin' All The Way" (1982), "The Last American Virgin" (1982), "Porky's" (1982), "Spring Break" (1983), "Screwballs" (1983), "Loose Screws" (1985), "Summer School" (1987), "Hard Bodies" (1989)? I've seen most of them, and for my taste none of those even come close to having simultaneously such good music, good humor, and good scenery as this one.

    My favorite scene in this movie is in the intro when the girls first hit the road and the great song "Hot Nights" is playing, with nice aerial photography of their convertible zipping along en route to Florida. Lynn-Holly Johnson is one foxy lady! In that (pre-Internet) era when I was just starting to get interested in tracking down films with Lynn-Holly in them, the combination of my having found her by accident in this film, the great music, the aerial photography, and the nice Florida scenery really did it for me. I was thrilled. This became my favorite recent movie for the next several months, and I still haven't seen anything in the same genre that compares since then.

    The music is generally good throughout this whole film, which I can't say for the 1960 version or any other teen-sex comedy I've seen. "Hot Nights" is by far the best song, but "Be-Bop-A-Lula," "Slow Down," and "Seven Day Heaven" are good, too, as are the Rockats songs in general. The inflatable man scene, the drunk driving accident scene, and the mansion party scene are high points of humor. The overall upbeat feel of the film is good, and it looks and feels like it was set in Florida, just as it was supposed to. If its goal was to capture the party atmosphere of spring break in Fort Lauderdale in the '80s, it succeeded admirably.

    It's hard to compare this film to the original 1960 version because the two versions were set in such different eras that they are almost completely different films. The 1960 version may have been cute in some ways, but it is *so* old-fashioned with its euphemistic talk about "playing house" and the girl being traumatized just because she lost her virginity that it's painful to even watch at some points. In contrast, this 1984 version has freewheeling drugs, drunken driving, and stripping. Nobody's striving to land a husband, and it even has a few topless shots in it. This is a real party movie. To hell with the plot. Who needs a story line in a film like this?

    It is not true that there are only non-nude bikini shots in this movie: see the Mister Bullhorn part and the Hot Bod Contest part for topless shots. I also think Lorna Luft has a great body, so I don't understand the criticisms about her being in the Hot Bod Contest. I also didn't notice that the girls looked too old for college, either, since college is full of students of all ages. Also, the criticism that this movie was a "career stopper" for Lynn-Holly and others just isn't logical since it might only be coincidence that those stars didn't go on to make any more significant movies, and other actresses have starred in turkeys and their careers still survived. Also, Lynn-Holly was *not* a Playboy magazine Playmate. She appeared under some bed covers in one photo in the June 1981 issue of Playboy at the time of "For Your Eyes Only" (1981), but I believe that's all. Therefore I don't think many of the criticisms about this film and its actresses are valid or even factual.

    A deeper criticism might be that most of the humor relies on sex, alcohol, and drugs: the M*A*S*H syndrome. I've watched this film at times when I thought all the humor was funny, and at other times when I thought all the humor fell totally flat, so apparently it depends on your mood and your perception of those topics. In any event, this film definitely captured a freer, more tolerant era, just before the War On Drugs became oppressive, just before the AIDS scare became serious, and before the city of Fort Lauderdale harassed spring breakers nearly out of existence in that city. I never thought I'd look back on the '80s with affection, but considering America's post-9/11 Zeitgeist, the '80s are starting to look pretty darned good in comparison.

    No matter how you look at it, this film definitely deserves a *lot* higher rating than its current 2.5/10. I give it 8/10.
    Hoohawnaynay

    They aimed low and hit their mark!

    This is a really tacky 80's movie. Crass, crude humor that is not really dirty or shocking enough to be funny. This movie was made 40 year olds, acted by late 20's to late 30 year olds, made for horny teenagers and I bet even they were unsatisfied. The original 1960 version was a light piece of fluff that was beautifully filmed and had an innocence to it. There is nothing innocent about this! Lorna Luft entering a "Hot bod" contest? Okay, she is no slouch but she is not Carmen Electra! All this movie needed to push it over the edge was a cameo by producer Allan Carr playing a lesbian gym teacher on vacation. If you want to see some really bad 80's perms and fashions then by all means knock yourself out and watch. It does have some bad movie appeal.
    dizzymerc21

    Great, lighthearted fun trip of 80's nostalgia

    I have never felt the need to post here before, although I do frequently read the reviews of other members. I am doing so purely out of dismay at some of the negatives this movie (in my humble opinion) has been given. Obviously, I am far from a film snob and my reasons for enjoying any movie, no doubt come from a very different place than some reviewers, but I consider myself pretty well educated and I have seen many truly dreadful films in my time. This however, is not one of them. I appreciate that it's pretty cheesy fare - just as it was in the 80's when I first saw it - but to me that's part of its charm. It's a lighthearted, feel good and fun way to spend a couple of hours, while reminiscing what was for me, a very special time. It's true that certain scenes (1 in particular for me) do and always have, make me cringe a little but for this movie, that is a positive. There are also many laughs to be had and for me, any film that can entertain throughout and leave me smiling as this one does, has earned its rightful place in my collection and deserves a little more respect for those reasons. I only wish I could find it on DVD, as my well viewed VHS version has definitely seen better days.
    TobaccoSmoke

    Millennial's Just Don't Get It

    This is one of my top spring/summer movies to watch every year. The movie emits a signature 80's aura to it that has me longing for the year it was released - 1984! A time when college student revelry during spring break was a must! I love each character and the Florida scenery, even with all the cheesy scenes, like the bouncy dance competition. It's still nostalgic and that's right up my alley. You could even see hints of homosexuality where muscle men are riding on each other's shoulders, lol! To me, it's just good amusement. There is also something about road trips and checking into sleazy, run-down beach motels that I love. Probably because I remember staying in those places where the beds had loud flower covers and the vending machines only produced warm soda. Sure it was hard time, but plenty of us still have fine memories surrounding these little misfortunes. 1984 was perhaps the best year of my life (I wore a pair of checkerboard VANS!) and this movie brings it all back so well. People who never experienced being a young adult in the 80's will never understand how much of a blast the decade was. Louise Sorel and Wendy Schaal are two 80's actresses I admire for their class and talents, both have a history of comedy/drama roles and are definitely underrated, not to mention gorgeous. The producers also did a great job of actually making wealthy characters likable. You even felt sympathy for them, especially when Camden performs his heart out to Jenny on piano, competing with Scott. Giving a hoot about "snooty" characters like these is a rarity in flicks now. No one will ever change my opinion about this movie because it's so well rooted into my past and, of course, it makes me wanna go back to 1984 every time I watch it, even if all I do is grab a warm DrPepper from a vending machine at the beach RAID house. I'm packed.
    6stevethepirate2

    This movie is terrible and I love it!

    I used to watch this movie on VHS at my friend's house after school, in the late eighties. I wish I could find the movie now because I'd definitely buy it. It's a crude beach flick, meant to make you cringe and giggle, and it does it well. The performances are earnest, if not actually good, and you end up actually liking the group of ditzes. The music and the party scenes are enjoyable, in a trashy way, and I love that the rich, upper class characters like Barbara and Camden are so out of place in all the spring break wildness. I mean, who visits their uptight family friends on Spring Break? The plot to this movie is irrelevant, because its fun lies in its brainlessness. Enjoy the half-naked coeds and cheap jokes, because sometimes, that's a beautiful thing.

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    • Curiosidades
      Primavera na Pele (1983), at the time the film was made, brought students from hundreds of colleges across the country. Each year, an estimated 250,000 students would descend upon the resort region of Fort Lauderdale in Florida, USA, turning it into a collegiate carnival that has become both a tradition and a phenomenon. It is believed to have begun in 1938 as a local swimming meet. Someone had the idea to invite other colleges outside the area. A tradition was born and continued long after the competitive events gave way to the more free-wheeling activities. In the post-World War II euphoria, "Spring Break" grew and grew, receiving another big push in the 1960s with a novel and its movie adaptation, Bastam Dois para Amar (1960). This picture was remade about a year after Primavera na Pele (1983) with its title being "Em Busca do Prazer (1984) '84." As travel became easier and cheaper, the numbers of youth going to "Spring Break" kept going up. Students kept flying, driving, biking, boating, and thumbing their way to Fort Lauderdale. Then to Daytona and other Florida resorts, to Bermuda, Balboa Island, and Palm Springs, to the Rockies and the Laurentiens for the Snow Belt, anywhere that could give students an uninhibited release from text books and an unequaled opportunity for looking for fun and sex.
    • Citações

      Carole Singer: What d'you got in there?

      Laurie Jameson: Uh, one bottle of a hundred and fifty proof rum, birth control pills, some Midol, my father's American Express card, king sized bottle of Alka-Seltzer 2, one sexy black teddy, a lid o' grass, and a... quarter, just in case I have to call home. I think that oughta get me through the night.

      Carole Singer: That could get me through the rest of my life.

    • Conexões
      Edited into Bem-Vindos ao Paraíso (1995)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      Where The Boys Are
      Composed by Howard Greenfield and Neil Sedaka

      Performed by Lisa Hartman

      Published by Screen Gems - EMI Music Inc.

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 13 de julho de 1984 (Brasil)
    • Países de origem
      • Reino Unido
      • Estados Unidos da América
    • Idioma
      • Inglês
    • Também conhecido como
      • Onde os Garotos Estão
    • Locações de filme
      • City Limits - Fort Lauderdale, Flórida, EUA(the girls meet Camden for drinks, Sandra does a striptease)
    • Empresa de produção
      • Incorporated Television Company (ITC)
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    • Faturamento bruto nos EUA e Canadá
      • US$ 10.530.000
    • Fim de semana de estreia nos EUA e Canadá
      • US$ 3.665.088
      • 8 de abr. de 1984
    • Faturamento bruto mundial
      • US$ 10.530.000
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      • 1 h 34 min(94 min)
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