Good Morning Saigon

Good Morning Saigon (1988) is a film directed by Michael Morrison rated 8.0/10.

In November of 1965 the 36th president of the United States, Lyndon Baines Johnson, saw fit to send large numbers of the first graduating class of baby boomers an all expense paid senior trip to southeast Asia. For many, this was their first rip away from home, and for some their last. During their first stay away from home many had their first experience with sex from an obliging young oriental girl. This film is dedicated to all of those who never got laid in Vietnam... And to all of those obliging Vietnamese girls.