Anthony Spinelli perpetrated this goofball buddy comedy, silly and repetitive but redeemed by including six, count 'em, six sexy blondes having sex -enough to please any fan. I enjoyed it in spite of it being insulting to the audience.
Stars Rocco Siffredi and Joey Silvera meet as patients in a dentist's waiting room. Rocco's face is bandaged and he's in extreme pain, belligerent when Joey talks to him. After the comically evil-looking dentist takes care of him, Rocco is in a better mood and wants to be Joey's friend.
What follows is probably lifted from that Richard Dreyfuss/Bill Murray hit "What About Bob?", as Rocco keeps pestering his new friend, waking him up late at night with phone calls and showing up at his apartment at will. It's a one-sided relationship, but Rocco is belligerent and thin-skinned, so that whenever Joey complains he takes extreme umbrage.
The running gag that animates the movie, and is run into the ground in the usual shaggy-dog fashion, is that Rocco insists on bringing beautiful, mainly busty blondes over to service Joey. Of course Joey enjoys the sex, but gets upset at his buddy continuing this sort of pimping behavior beyond the call of duty. Spinelli miscalculates by starting off with Wendy Whoppers, displaying her unbelievably large tits (classified as 50EE's, bigger than volleyballs) as the very first girl, not building up to her being sprung on Joey and the audience later on. One time he just brings two girls (with normal size breasts) to put on a hot lesbian sex show for Joey.
By the end of the movie, this gimmick is dead, and instead the final sex scene is completely extraneous: Mark Davis humping Rebecca Bardoux, not properly integrated into the overall movie. Ending is just silly, a fadeout in which Rocco, portrayed as a complete nut and hothead, claims he had Ginger Rogers as a girlfriend while Joey counters that he dated Rita Hayworth.
The movie's title is completely random, unrelated to the story.
Stars Rocco Siffredi and Joey Silvera meet as patients in a dentist's waiting room. Rocco's face is bandaged and he's in extreme pain, belligerent when Joey talks to him. After the comically evil-looking dentist takes care of him, Rocco is in a better mood and wants to be Joey's friend.
What follows is probably lifted from that Richard Dreyfuss/Bill Murray hit "What About Bob?", as Rocco keeps pestering his new friend, waking him up late at night with phone calls and showing up at his apartment at will. It's a one-sided relationship, but Rocco is belligerent and thin-skinned, so that whenever Joey complains he takes extreme umbrage.
The running gag that animates the movie, and is run into the ground in the usual shaggy-dog fashion, is that Rocco insists on bringing beautiful, mainly busty blondes over to service Joey. Of course Joey enjoys the sex, but gets upset at his buddy continuing this sort of pimping behavior beyond the call of duty. Spinelli miscalculates by starting off with Wendy Whoppers, displaying her unbelievably large tits (classified as 50EE's, bigger than volleyballs) as the very first girl, not building up to her being sprung on Joey and the audience later on. One time he just brings two girls (with normal size breasts) to put on a hot lesbian sex show for Joey.
By the end of the movie, this gimmick is dead, and instead the final sex scene is completely extraneous: Mark Davis humping Rebecca Bardoux, not properly integrated into the overall movie. Ending is just silly, a fadeout in which Rocco, portrayed as a complete nut and hothead, claims he had Ginger Rogers as a girlfriend while Joey counters that he dated Rita Hayworth.
The movie's title is completely random, unrelated to the story.