‘Superbug’ fun-filled movies for kids
K-Tel has released two new movies for children (of all ages) — Jimmy Bondi and his wondercar DuDu, “SUPERBUG ON EXTRATOUR” and “SON OF SUPERBUG.” These movies are similar to the Walt Disney “Herbie" movies, about a Volkswagen that can do anything, although DuDu can do more. Nothing stands in the way of this superbug as he flies through the air, climbs buildings, floats on water, and skis down mountains. In the "Son of Superbug,” Jimmy and his supercar team up with “Picho” a computer controlled robot full of pre-programmed tricks and surprises.
This is a fun-filled movie as the three set out to do battle with the villains who have suddenly appeared on the island of Lanzerote. They are of course no match for our heroes.
A couple of fun packed movies, just over 90 minutes each and, of course, rated G.
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Press, 4 February 1986, Page 22
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