Don't Make Waves

Making a splash in the '60s with Tony Curtis!

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Synopsis

In the 1967 comedy film 'Don't Make Waves', Tony Curtis stars as Carlo Cofield, a New York tourist who ends up in a series of hilarious misadventures in sunny California. His encounters with a bevy of colorful characters, including a beautiful surfer girl played by Sharon Tate, turn his life upside down. As Carlo navigates the world of muscle beach posers and scheming land developers, he finds himself in situations that are both comical and chaotic. With the backdrop of the swinging '60s, 'Don't Make Waves' is a lighthearted exploration of cultural clashes and personal growth set against the picturesque California coast.

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Reviews

Critics' reviews for 'Don't Make Waves' were a mixed bag. While some praised the comedic performances and the film's lively portrayal of 1960s California, others found the plot to be thin and the humor to be somewhat forced. Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie an average rating of 5.6/10, with some reviewers commending the chemistry between Tony Curtis and Sharon Tate, while others felt the film lacked depth. IMDb scored 'Don't Make Waves' at 5.8/10, with viewers expressing both enjoyment of the light-hearted comedy and disappointment in its predictability. Metacritic's mixed reviews reflected the polarized opinions of critics, resulting in an overall mediocre score.