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Bugsy Malone (Steven Spielberg)

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Participants lonemarlin40Richard Hernandez13Richard Thompson33Peter Williams9ruggedjackal46Jessica Nguyen85Timothy Cox2Matthew Doyle73Jonathan Perez88
lonemarlin40 lonemarlin40 MemberOP
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#1 ·
Man, I remember watching this flick when I was just a kid and thinking it was absolute gold.πŸ™‚
I can’t quite pin down the title right now, but I’m pretty sure it’s "Bugsy Malone".
The whole thing is actually kind of wildβ€”it’s got this weirdly cool vibe where they cast kids to play all these hardened gangsters.😎
And get this, one of Jodie Foster’s earliest roles was actually in that movie.
I really feel like rewatching it just to see if it still hits the same way.πŸ˜‰
Richard Hernandez13 Richard Hernandez13 Regular
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joined May 2004
#2 ·
Yeah, it was called Bugsy Malone, and I believe Steven Spielberg directed it.
Wait, they used whipped cream as weapons in that one, right?
Richard Thompson33 Richard Thompson33 Active Member
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joined May 2004
#3 ·
You know, I think I remember it, though it's all a bit hazy through the fog...
And honestly, your perspective would probably be totally different now. It almost always works out that way πŸ™‚
Peter Williams9 Peter Williams9 Newcomer
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Wait, was that the one where he played that chubby little kid, Mickey Rooney?
And everyone was carrying those old-school revolvers with the cylinders on the bottom.
ruggedjackal46 ruggedjackal46 Regular
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#5 ·
I haven't actually seen that movie, but if it’s a real thingβ€”the concept itself is πŸ‘
Jessica Nguyen85 Jessica Nguyen85 Active Member
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joined Jul 2003
#6 ·
Oh, it definitely exists. I remember it vividly because back in the day, I was pretty much obsessed with those old-school gangster flicks starring James Cagney. This one hits that exact same vibeβ€”the costumes, the makeup (those ridiculous 1930s-style mustaches 😁), the soundtrack, and even using catchy tunes as if they were ammunition πŸ™‚
lonemarlin40 lonemarlin40 MemberOP
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#7 ·
Peter Williams9 said:Is that the one where that little chubby kid Mickey Rooney was acting?
And everyone’s walking around with those old-school revolvers tucked into their waistbands.

Nah, it wasn't Rooney. It was actually a young Michael Jackson playing the piano.😁

Anyway, I dug it up for you:image
Timothy Cox2 Timothy Cox2 Active Member
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joined Feb 2003
#8 ·
I'm trying to track down a movie from the early nineties. It features kids as the main stars, though there are some adults in it too. It’s a fantastic film. The kids are about five or six years old and they run these little car races. It covers everything from first crushes to those classic childhood disappointments. I can't for the life of me remember the title. 😁
Also, I remember this one series called "Mata Hari" where the cast was entirely monkeys. It was absolute gold.
Matthew Doyle73 Matthew Doyle73 Active Member
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#9 ·
I seem to recall some war movie where a bunch of kids huddle up in a basement and try to act all tough like they're mobsters. Is that what you're talking about? 😳
Jonathan Perez88 Jonathan Perez88 Active Member
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Timothy Cox2 said:I’m thinking of that one movie from the early ninetiesβ€”you know the oneβ€”where the kids are the leads, though there are plenty of adults in the mix too. It’s a fantastic film. The cast features kids around five or six years old running their own little car races. It touches on all that stuffβ€”first loves, childhood heartbreaks, all seen through that specific lens of how kids perceive the world. I can't quite wrap my head around the title right now. 😁

I know that movie!!! I've seen it a few timesβ€”but honestly, don't kill me, I can't remember the title right now...
Matthew Doyle73 Matthew Doyle73 Active Member
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joined Dec 2002
#11 ·
Around Christmas, I caught a documentary on TV about Peanuts. It’s less about the action and more about the philosophy, but honestly, I don't think I'll ever experience anything quite like it again. It really hits differently when you're an adult.πŸ™‚

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