Ahava Tzeira

This is one of the last films of the (somewhat) famous Israeli "Lemon Popsicle" series. By this time the plotting had largely gone out the window as well as some of the more successful comedy bits. The character development and acting had become pretty much a complete afterthought. And the three male characters had lost a lot of their adolescent appeal since the actors here are all pushing 30 (hard) and far from being awkward virgins, they manage to get laid more than probably ANYONE did during this era (which judging from the cars and music seems to be the early to mid 60's).

The plot has the three ever-horny protagonists hanging out on the beach where the fat guy, "Hughie" is renting out the trunk of his father's Mercury to rutting couples. After crashing the car into a tree, they all have to take jobs at a summer resort where all the females (maids, guests, etc.) are sexually insatiable. The main protagonist "BenjI" is (as usual) torn between two lovers, a hot girl he just broke up (Sonja Martin), who shows up at the resort with her family to meet her new wealthy fiancée, and another hot girl (Sissi Liebold) who is pursuing him. His two friends try to help him out by kidnapping and tying up the fiancée and taking his hot-to-trot pursuer off his hands. . .

One area where this film definitely does succeed is that the girls in this are really attractive (although only one of the three males is) and they manage to efficiently get pretty much all of them completely naked, the one exception strangely being Sybille Rauch (as a hotel guest with a big dog), who had the most racy scenes in the earlier "Hot Bubblegum: Lemon Popsicle 3" and who would become a hardcore porn star that same year! Generally though, if the early entries in this series resemble the sexual frustration and adolescent angst of "The Last American Virgin" (which was basically a modern-day American remake of these films), this film resembles a lot of Golan-Globus American sex comedies of the mid to late 80's like "Hot Resort", "Private Resort", "Hot Chili", etc. where that is secondary at best and almost the entire emphasis is on female nudity, softcore sex scenes, and general brain-dead frivolity. But if you shut your mind off and keep your expectations low, it's not that bad

After sitting out the last Lemon Popsicle entry, Jonathan Sagall returns as Bobby along with Yiftach Katzur as Benny (instead of Benji though he's referred to as that at least once), and Zachi Noy as Huey. Huey wrecks his car so to get money to fix it, he and his friends take a job at a hotel. At that place, an old girlfriend of Benny's named Sandy (Sonja Martin) also appears though she's not too thrilled about that. She was previously Renee in Private Popsicle. Sibylle Rauch from Hot Bubblebum also appears though not as completely naked as before. To tell the truth, the situations here are perhaps a bit more silly, too much so for my own tastes. And the romance isn't as compelling as much, either. At least the music score moves beyond the usual '50s and '60s tunes to the early '70s. So on that note, Young Love is worth a look and not much else.

this is a kinda foreign (israeli? German?) PORKY'S with almost NO funny moments no one seems sure of the time frame most cars and clothes reek 50's and a lot of the music is 50's rock but the main car is not a caddy but a sixties mercury cougar and some of the songs are very much sixties rock while the young girls are very attractive esp with their frequent nude scenes the guys are UGLY and how they get these girls being unfunny morons that they are is a complete mystery but even harder to understand is that there might have been 6 more of these stinkers? this kind of teen sex comedy is best made in America the proof is right here if you just watch it

Truly a masterpiece of its genre!

Beautiful women and timeless comedy with plenty of tits and ass on display all in an 80's resort setting.

This is in a similar strain to a 'Porky's' or 'Revenge of the Nerds' but with less crudity, a simpler (and very funny) humour, a soap-opera style running plot and much better women.

Like a teenage cross between a 'Carry on' movie, 'Saved by the Bell', and 'Buttman in Budapest' - "Perfection!"

If you need something funny and light to splice up a movie night then you can't go wrong with this.

You don't need to have seen any of the previous movies in the series to understand or enjoy it.

Very easy to watch, funny, and although obscure its well worth tracking down.