Bobby Loves Mangos (1998)An elementary school principal arrives at school to find a video tape that is sent from the "future". The tape is from Bobby, age 40. But in the present time, Bobby is in elementary school ... See full summary » Director:Stuart AcherWriter:Jeremy Catalino |
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Title: Bobby Loves Mangos (1998)
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Dwight Stevenson
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April Harris
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Charles Derek
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Bruce Lytle
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Mr. Coine
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Bobby Derek
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Stevie
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Mrs. Derek
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Max
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Heather
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An elementary school principal arrives at school to find a video tape that is sent from the "future". The tape is from Bobby, age 40. But in the present time, Bobby is in elementary school at the same school. The tape's message is incredible, but concise: Stop a school bus accident that will kill 50 students that are on a field trip. Written by Timothy Michael Earwood
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1 October 1998 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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I have seen this movie on IFC, and although it is admittedly a low-budget film, I found the writing to be pretty darn good. If you are looking for a multi-million dollar production, you definitely won't find it here. In fact, the acting itself could use some help. But from a screen writing perspective, I was pleasantly surprised. At least it is not the same old regurgitated crap constantly bombarding our eyes as of late. For those who may not have fully appreciated "Bobby Loves Mangoes", try "Night of the Dog", one of the award winners of the Palm Beach International Film Festival, and give the screen writing at least another shot.