Action,Adventure,Comedy,Family
United States of America
Bingo is a family-friendly comedy film released in 1991 and directed by Matthew Robbins. It stars Cindy Williams, David Rasche, and young actor Joey Luft, who plays Chuckie.
The film tells the story of Chuckie, a young boy who befriends a runaway circus dog named Bingo. After being chased by bullies, Chuckie falls into a river and is saved by Bingo. The two quickly become inseparable, and their adventures together include disguises, skateboarding, and even a game of pinball.
But things take a turn when Chuckie's family announces that they are moving a thousand miles away, and Bingo won't be allowed to come with them. Determined to be reunited, Chuckie and Bingo hatch a plan to escape from the kennel where Bingo is being kept.
Their journey takes them on a wild ride across the countryside, as they encounter a variety of characters and comical situations. Along the way, they even end up in prison, where Bingo dons a disguise to help them escape.
In the end, Chuckie and Bingo are reunited and the film ends on a heartwarming note. Bingo becomes a beloved member of Chuckie's family and the two friends live happily ever after.
Bingo was a modest success at the time of its release, and has since become a cult classic among fans of family-friendly comedies. Its blend of slapstick humor and heartwarming moments make it a feel-good movie that is still beloved by audiences today.
