Bingo, the runaway circus dog, is off the leash and saving Chuckie's life! Bingo and the boy become the best of friends in this canine comedy featuring doggy disguises and skateboarding, pinball and prison. Chuckie and his parents are moving house, a thousand miles away, but Bingo won't be allowed to join them.
Cindy Williams David Rasche Suzie Plakson Jackson Davies Robert J. Steinmiller Jr. Kurt Fuller Stephen E. Miller Frank C. Turner Glenn Shadix Janet Wright Tamsin Kelsey Blu Mankuma Wayne Robson Antony Holland Robert Thurston Chelan Simmons Denalda Williams Betty Linde Kevin McNulty Bruce Harwood Lossen Chambers Stephen Dimopoulos Ken Kramer Chris Rosati Gary Jones Walter Marsh Dana Still Roman Podhora Rob Roy Show All…
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One of the funniest movies I have ever seen.
A movie where a dog is great at video games, can drive car, and fucks.
Every child's dream.
Also, the dog is forced to testify in court, gets framed for a crime he didn't commit, and goes to jail.
pretty fucking insane all things considered. this is nominally a kids movie, but it starts out with the eponymous dog almost getting shot with a rifle at close range by his circus owners and then he saves a boy from drowning in 5 inches of water. the mom (laverne and shirley's cindy williams!) is concerned about her missing son but the dad is insistent that his pussy ass son become a Man and demands that they wait until morning before alerting authorities that the child is missing.
the dad is also a kicker for the denver broncos and the home is literally, and i mean this deeply seriously, covered wall to wall with broncos gear (until he's traded to the…
easily the best movie I’ve seen about a horny, skateboarding dog with pronounced mental health issues — if that’s not enough of a hook, perhaps the roadside butchers who turn stray dogs into hot dogs (which we watch a family eat) or the escaped convicts who hold Bingo at gunpoint in a police standoff (who shoot at the convicts *and* the dog with assault rifles) would be
insane in a way that only 90s family films tend to be
THOSE ARE BINGOS FRIENDS HONEY THEY WAITED UP ALL NIGHT FOR HIM AT THE HOSPITAL, YES I KNOW THEY ESCAPED THE HOT DOG RESTAURANT WHERE THEY WERE BEING TURNED INTO HOT DOGS, YES I KNOW THEY HELPED BINGO, A DOG, ACTUALLY DRIVE AN ESCAPE TRUCK TO GET AWAY, BUT THEY ARE HERE WAITING FOR BINGO TO WAKE UP IN THE HUMAN HOSPITAL, ALONG WITH EVERY SINGLE CHARACTER GOOD OR BAD WHO WAS EVER IN THIS MOVIE, god bless
Bonkers. Just complete insanity. You would not expect for this to be one of the wildest movies ever made, but it sure is.
A brief preview of things that happen:
• Bingo has PTSD whenever he sees fire. This barely matters to the film. It's just there.
• A character attempts to save the titular Bingo from being shot by her boyfriend. She pleads with Bingo to run away but instead he makes a bunch of jokes about this. She gets so fed up with Bingo's antics that she decides he should get shot.
• A kid goes missing and his parents decide to wait until the following day to do anything about it to "build his character."
• That…
the cool thing about this poster is that bingo never goes to the beach. he is sent to prison instead
Bingo dares to ask the important questions.
Like:
What if Pee Wee was a dog?
And:
If he was a dog, what would his adventure look like?
Then:
What if Bingo had the ability to skateboard despite his pronounced metal traumas? And what if he ran away from his abusive owners/trainers at the circus, what would he do then?
Followed by:
If his adopted family moved, how would Bingo be able to navigate a Homeward Bound-style adventure, chockfull of oddball characters including a roadside cook and butcher (played by Glenn Shadix) who turns stray mutts into hot dogs, selling them to unwitting families?
Additionally:
Could Bingo survive a stint in jail after being found in contempt of court?
And finally:
How horny can you make a dog in a children’s movie before parents and the MPAA start to ask questions?
I’ve not laughed this hard in a longtime.
BINGO sits in the driver's seat of a truck and drives it like a human being and that's the least unbelievable thing in this wildly unhinged cartoon-ass movie full of non-stop what the fuckery
The sort of largely inappropriate 'family' comedy that you could only find being made in the 1990s featuring a dog with PTSD, the worst parents
in cinema history and, in far and away the best thing I've watched all week, a courtroom scene where the dog is put on the witness stand and the stenographer has to read back his testimony.
What the hell am I doing watching Bingo on a Thursday evening. I'm at least 22 years old.
This movie was made to be watched on a VHS tape from Blockbuster.
Within the first ten minutes, Bingo jumps off a ramp directly onto a child to perform CPR on them.
After watching this I now understand why the description just cuts off randomly. I too would completely give up trying to describe this bonkers ass Bingo movie.
Edit: They fixed it
