Wow. o____0 I was just looking through the Disney Production movies, (tiring!) and looking for another movie, but when I found this, I flipped out! I had been remembering this movie recently and I couldn't remember the title of it. The only scene I remember is when he's at this like house party, but outside. That's it. Haha. I have such bad memory...
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lol I remember this movie too. I thought it was pretty cool, even for a 7 year old at the time (I'm 22!). This movie is very old, it's a shame they never show it on tv anymore.
shareI used to love this film as kid!
shareI know there were a few sequels...The only thing I remember is how he used to have to like...hit his neck??? and then he could move at super speed! haha, that was great as a kid.
Actually, I also remember in one of the movies, not sure which one, he put some posters up with tacks that came out of his finger tips! Go Chip!
I have inside me blood of kings - YEAH!
"Actually, I also remember in one of the movies, not sure which one, he put some posters up with tacks that came out of his finger tips! [] Go Chip!"
That's in the second movie. It doesn't come out from his finger tips.
But he does post drawings he did which represent an android without a face.
His roommate has his wall covered with bikini babes.
I had it on tape and lost it a long time ago.
haven't seen this movie in ages!
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I use to watch this on Disney all the time back in the day along with the other sequels. I looked these up on IMDb a couple of years ago. Since then I've forgotten more about them.
Two scenes I can remember are when Chip is at that hangout and impresses people with his dancing skills I think, I remember this High School guy that wanted to fight him. Then in the third movie I think, he had super speed and gets away from these guys chasing him in a car.
The one other thing that sparked my memory a little more was Alan Thicke the dad from Growing Pains playing the dad in these movies.
Those were good times watching this as a kid.
~Hey Arnold!~
Me too! My cousin gave me all three of his VHS tapes in the early 1990s when he became completely bored of the trilogy.
I remember coming home from school every single day and watching not only this but Not Quite Human II (1989) and Still Not Quite Human (1992) respectively. I had viewed them so much that the tapes themselves became completely worn to the point where it would no longer play.
What a shame, this is a film that should have had a theatrical release. Disney would have made a profit if not made for T.V. only.
Too bad Amazon only sells a VHS version of each individual movie. I actually had to obtain a copy elsewhere in order to view them on my computer due to a lack of not owning a VCR anymore.