Herbie Goes Bananas

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Christine H @RT85676669 Sep 24 Should have stopped after the third one. See more Stephen C @bob25009 06/20/2025 Funny in 1 hour and 40 minutes. See more José M @Jmortel743 03/06/2025 The Disney versión of Quantum Leap, because of the misdeed that have, for example its lazy and stereoryphic versión of Latín América and comparing It with The Great Sioux Masacre (1965) See more Matt B @RT17555720 02/06/2025 I see this movie getting a bashing by most, but it is what it is—a campy, clean fun, classic Disney film. I love it. Harvey Korman is genius as usual, and the rest of the cast fit perfect. They are all great. It is a dated movie now for most I’m sure; however, it’s still fun for a clean film for kids, or to relieve a little early 80’s nostalgia. See more Kyler L @RT20131581 08/18/2024 Literally the worst movie of all time… See more Dale R @iromulus9 07/07/2024 This is the movie that stalled The Love Bug franchise for 25 years, and I now see why. The main protagonist is a child played by Joaquin Garay III, who is introduced as a pickpocket in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. This introduction had me rooting against the kid and for the two other protagonists introduced first in the movie. As the movie progresses, Herbie is helping this trouble making kid by creating more trouble and I’m not following what he is trying to accomplish. Isn’t he the “love bug” trying to get two people to like each other while winning races? That doesn’t happen in this movie at all. Herbie also “speaks” in this movie, but not so well that the kid can understand his name. So the kid calls him “Ocho” for most of the film. (Get it, cause 5+3=8?) There are also some darker parts to the movie that I didn’t care for in a film obviously targeting a younger audience. Hard pass this film unless you have to see the entire franchise. See more Read all reviews

Herbie Goes Bananas

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