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The same group is back, this time with another STSWB variation. Things have changed a bit: Melissa and her friends now own several branches of Bikini Car Washes all over the area, and have just been bought by a big company (BTW: It's quite funny how they portray large companies in this flick, makes them all look like power-hungry monopolizers, which in a sense....they are!). You see folks, Melissa and the gang were tricked by the CEO of the company to sell, and now have no control over the company they started on their own. Now they have to raise 2 million dollars by the end of the week to buy their company back. How are they gonna do it?.....by selling lingerie! (sound familiar?? Yep, a variation of STSWB!) They use a public access channel to get their product seen, and from there the fun begins. The extremely dumb blonde is provided for us to use as comic relief again, and she does a great job at it. There's a couple of scenes that stand out in my mind......1. When Melissa finds out what has happened to her company, she decides to meet the CEO in his office. He walks in, she's lying on the couch in an INSANELY short dress. She puts on the charm, removes the dress and reveals a sexy pink number, highlighting her ample.....um, you know. Scene grade: A+2. The bimbo-turned-lawyer friend of Melissa corners a poor TV moralist. He says that they shouldn't be broadcasting that "smut" on TV. She puts on the charm, takes of her clothes, and they get right to it......All while reciting the beginning of the Declaration of Independence! Not bad. Scene Grade: B+Although it's a formula movie, it's overwhelmingly good. There's plenty of things to laugh at, and there's almost as many women to drool at. Kristi Ducati shines once again in her role as Melissa, our busty, intelligent heroine. The next time this flick is on Cinemax, watch it!! It's not as good as the first, but it's better than Bikini Summer 3. (see my review on that movie for details)
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