Bingo
1991, PG, 89 min.
Directed by Matthew Robbins, Narrated by , Voices by , Starring Bingo, Cindy Williams, David Rasche.

Cross Benji with the narrative abattoir of Heaven’s Gate and you ought to have a pretty clear picture of the recklessly unprofessional mood of Bingo. Some of the kids in the audience got a kick out of the film’s frequent and unrelenting descent into pre-school humor, but Bingo’s glaringly obvious lack of any sort of continuity had most everyone around me either snoring or groaning (occasionally both).

     

This article appears in August 16 • 1991 (Cover).

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