Adam Buxton and Joe Cornish (from the award-winning 90s TV programme The Adam and Joe Show) join Flixwatcher remotely to review Adam’s choice, Bugsy Malone.

Bugsy Malone is a 1976 gangster musical comedy film. The directorial debut of Alan Parker stars child actors playing adult roles with Scott Baio (Bugsy Malone), John Cassisi (Fat Sam), and Jodie Foster (Tallulah) in the lead roles. Except these prohibition-era gangsters use splurge guns instead of bullets and cars are powered by pedals.

It’s no surprise Bugsy Malone ended up as an extremely popular school production – even Adam and Joe made their own version at school – so don’t go into Bugsy Malone expecting an acting tour de force, that said Jodie Foster is easily the star of the show.

Scores 

Bugsy Malone is best viewed as a child, possibly at school, sometime between 1976 and 1990 (probably!), not as an adult in 2020 or if you are Adam’s children. The recommend ability for Bugsy Malone was a mixed score and entirely dependant on your nostalgia levels. Fives across the board from Kobi and Joe help Bugsy Malone to score a very respectable 4.32 overall.

What do you guys think? Have you seen Bugsy Malone? What did you think? Please let us know in the comments below!

 

Episode #192 Crew Links

Thanks to Episode #192 Crew of Adam Buxton from the award-winning 90s TV programme( The Adam and Joe Show) and Joe Cornish also from the award-winning 90s TV programme( The Adam and Joe Show).

Find their Websites online at https://www.channel4.com/programmes/the-adam-and-joe-show

And at https://www.adam-buxton.co.uk/podcasts

And at http://www.tomboyfilms.co.uk/directors/2885890/joe-cornish

Please make sure you give them some love

More about Bugsy Malone

For more info on Bugsy Malone, you can visit the Bugsy Malone IMDb page here or the Bugsy Malone Rotten Tomatoes page here.

 

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Anna and the Apocalypse

A group of plucky, musical high school students stabs, slashes, and sings their way through a zombie apocalypse in small-town Scotland at Christmastime.

Added to UK Netflix:  1st February 2021

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Cady joins her new high school’s most powerful clique — but there’s hell to pay when the ex-boyfriend of the clique’s leader wants to be Cady’s guy.

Added to UK Netflix: 1st February 2021.

 

 

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Added to UK Netflix: 1st February 2021.

 

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Leaving: 4th February 2021.

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