Pajama Party

1964
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1h 22min

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Annette Funicello and Tommy Kirk in Pajama Party (1964)

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueSent to Earth to prepare for an invasion, a Martian scout lands amidst a swim party and tries to convince everyone that he really is who he says.Sent to Earth to prepare for an invasion, a Martian scout lands amidst a swim party and tries to convince everyone that he really is who he says.Sent to Earth to prepare for an invasion, a Martian scout lands amidst a swim party and tries to convince everyone that he really is who he says.

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7/10

The second best of the "Beach Party" movies.

"Beach Blanket Bingo" reigns as the best of AIP's "Beach Party" series, but "Pajama Party" takes the runner-up spot. True, there's no Frankie, but Tommy Kirk does fine as a teenaged alien trying to understand the ways of Earthlings (the plot was obviously inspired by "Visit to a Small Planet"). Annette has one of her best songs with the hilarious "Stuffed Animals" number. The often under-used Susan Hart looks terrific, especially when her dancing causes a toy volcano to erupt. In short, "Pajama Party" is a very entertaining piece of nostalgia. It's a shame that Tommy Kirk and Susan Hart were both wasted in the later lame series entry "Ghost in the Invisible Bikini".

armstror
14 mai 2000
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Anecdotes
First feature film to introduce the new Ford Mustang. Even though Goldfinger (1964) is commonly credited with this distinction, that movie wasn't released until January, 1965. In this movie, Annette Funicello's character, Connie, is seen driving the Mustang in several scenes. Note: This item is true only regarding US audiences. The Mustang did show up first in Goldfinger, which premiered in England and elsewhere in Europe on September 1964, two months before this movie was seen anywhere.

Gaffes
As Connie and Go Go are driving to the dress shop, Connie, as seen in the close-ups as viewed through the car's front windshield, often does not turn the steering wheel to match the twists and turns of the background seen of the road.

Citations
Chief Rotten Eagle: What are we lookin' for?
J. Sinister Hulk: Anything suspicious!
Chief Rotten Eagle: Only thing suspicious is us!

Connexions
Featured in AIP: The Cool and the Crazy (1986)

Bandes originales
It's That Kind of Day
by Guy Hemric and Jerry Styner
Performed by Annette Funicello (uncredited) with the Pajama Girls and Boys (uncredited)