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A trio of teen BMX enthusiasts become entangled with a group of bank robbers after discovering their cache of walkie-talkies.A trio of teen BMX enthusiasts become entangled with a group of bank robbers after discovering their cache of walkie-talkies.A trio of teen BMX enthusiasts become entangled with a group of bank robbers after discovering their cache of walkie-talkies.
IMDb RATING
5.5/10
5.6K
YOUR RATING
- Patrick Edgeworth
- Russell Hagg(based on a screenplay by)
- Stars
- Patrick Edgeworth
- Russell Hagg(based on a screenplay by)
- Stars
Tracy Wallace
- Buxom Lady
- (as Tracey Wallace)
- Patrick Edgeworth
- Russell Hagg(based on a screenplay by)
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- TriviaWhen they are selling the radios, a girl inquires "do you have any in a different color?". This is a reference to an Australian television program "The Inventors" (the precursor to The New Inventors (2004)) where one of the panelists was renowned for her queries about the colour range of new inventions (as well as whether any particular invention was safe for children). Her questions, "Does it come in any other colors?" and "Is it safe for the kiddies?", were often parodied on Australian television.
- GoofsWhen the bike is seen going down the water slide, the pedal on the underside has been removed.
- Crazy creditsNicole Kidman, James Lugton and Angelo D'Angelo are shown in scenes at the BMX bicycle racetrack during the concluding credits.
- ConnectionsEdited from Tuhon katu (1981)
- SoundtracksI See Boys
(uncredited)
Performed by Petra Gaffney
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australian bicycle exploitation kid-flick that's wheelie good!
I went to see BMX Bandits when it first came out with an eleventh birthday party gang of mates. We were mostly BMX fanatics and figured we'd be running out of the cinema pulling pretend stunts on our handy imaginary bikes but alas we'd kinda just wheeled out, a little let down. Cut to many years later and I catch it on saturday afternoon TV and that's when I flip. I was too harsh on the pic as a kid coz i thought it pandered to a younger audience but now looking back on my days as a kid it's got some innocent magic like those british children's film foundation pics. Nicole Kidman is a star and her fellow BMX bandits form a fun team but it's the pursuing criminals that steal the show with their manic and obviously improvised actions and dialogue. And hey, any movie that ends with a flour bomb fight on wheels and a huge explosion of foam [which always renders the baddies useless] it's just gotta be top!
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- jaydeluxe
- Jan 13, 1999
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