Herbie goes bananas,
I don't think the title is anything to this little bugs health, more to do with the films location.
This time Herbie's in Central America (Rio D, Janero) were he's set to enter the Grande Premio race.
But the fun starts as his owners are setting of on the voyage ... Read review
Set in exotic locations in Central America the internationally renowned Herbie ... more
everyone's favourite "love bug" demonstrates his special brand of car-isma and high-octane humour in this action-packed stunt-filled comedy outing. The fun begins when H...
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Set in exotic locations in Central America, the internationally renowned Herbie, ... more
everyone's favourite love bug, demonstrates his special brand of car-isma and high-octane humour in this action-packed, stunt-filled comedy outing. The fun begins when Her...
Advantages: More of that little love bug Disadvantages: can never find a problem with herbie
Herbie goes bananas,
I don't think the title is anything to this little bugs health, more to do with the films location.
This time Herbie's in Central America (Rio D, Janero) were he's set to enter the Grande Premio race.
But the fun starts as his owners are setting of on the voyage to Rio, This time the owners after deal with a smuggling syndicate, a midget pickpocket and little Herbie even has to go head to ... ...with Herbie films the stunts are spectacular and the little bugs cheekiness brings smiles and laughter all the way through.
Allthough I am biased on my views as I love anything to do with Herbie, a lot of the humour may seem a bit outdated for the younger generation (teens) of today, and some of the acting a touch prim and proper compared to what there used to.
It will be enjoyed by most, but possibly more of a nostalgia ... more
Herbie goes bananas, I don't think the title is anything to this little bugs health, more to do with the films location.
This time Herbie's in Central America (Rio D, Janero) were he's set to enter the Grande Premio race.
But the fun starts as his owners are setting of on the voyage to Rio, This time the owners after deal with a smuggling syndicate, a midget pickpocket and little Herbie even has to go head to head with a mad Bull.
As usual with Herbie films the stunts are spectacular and the little bugs cheekiness brings smiles and laughter all the way through.
Allthough I am biased on my views as I love anything to do with Herbie, a lot of the humour may seem a bit outdated for the younger generation (teens) of today, and some of the acting a touch prim and proper compared to what there used to.
It will be enjoyed by most, but possibly more of a nostalgia trip for the older ones.
The film is 88 minutes long, which I find is about perfect timing for a movie.
Certificate U… but a great Family film not just for the little ones.
This Dvd is available from many outlets and ranges from approx £6.00 to as high as £15.00 so shop around.
Video system: PAL Language: English No. Of disks: 1 Producer: Don Tait, Kevin Corcoran Sound format: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English Stereo Aspect ratio: 1.33:1 - Full Screen.
Starring: Charles Martin Smith, Cloris Leachman, Harvey Korman, John Vernon, Stephen Burns
Disorder south of the border when Herbie the almost human Volkswagen meets Paco the pickpocket.
Release details
DVD Region
DVD
Studio(s)
Walt Disney Home Video; Technicolor Distribution Services
Release date
12/01/2004
No of Discs
1
Catalogue No
BED 888815
Barcode
5017188888158
Special Effects
Danny Lee
Languages
Main Language
English
Technical information
Sound
Dolby Digital 5.1
Dubbing Sound
Dolby Digital 5.1 English
Professional reviews
Review
"...A cheerful, four-cylinder children's movies....Leachman is at her most fetching..." (New York Times, p.C8, 12/09/1980)
DVD Description
Herbie sets sail for Rio de Janeiro where he takes part in the celebrated Grande Premio racing competition. There Herbie and his owners get sidetracked by a smuggling syndicate, pestered by a street-wise pickpocket, and even lock horns with a raging bull.
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