I can't believe...
that anyone else has even seen/heard of this movie.
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I felt the same way..but im glad others get to realize what a gangster in chicago is like...u know...TINY white kids ..and dont forget the leader with the cowboy hat...GANGSTA
sharei thought i was the only one who had seen it..
then one day at school i just randomly yelled "BUTTERCREAMERS!" and i found out that my best friend had watched it at her grandparent's house.
later a guy at my school said that he had seen it. his foster mom is an extreme christian, so i'm not suprised.
I owned this growing up...My grandmother joined some kind of family movie club and they sent us this movie, Split Infinity, and The Butter Creme Gang 2. Me and my friends love TBCG b/c of Jason/Scott. We Watched it over and over at sleepovers, drooling over Jason. Then on TBCG2 the only reason we watched it was b/c of Jason, the movie was pretty lame.
shareButtercream Gang is pretty much the best kids' movie of our generation.
We lost the VHS ages ago so i bought the DVD for cheap on Amazon and my brother and sister and i still laugh at how ridiculous it is every time we watch it.
My friend made me watch it like year when we were 16 and i couldn't even finish it because it was so bad but my friend loved it!
sharelucky enough to find a broken copy of this at goodwill && i took apart another vhs to fix it.. works perfectly now.
love this.
but couldnt stop laughing when pete was hanging with his 'gang' && and aunt marie/maria confronts them... the little mexicans looked like they were eleven. HAHAHA. id be scared. :)
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I agree! lol
I watched this during Church Camp as a kid...and my parents bought the VHS.
What a terribly bad movie.
I went to a catholic school and in like the 4th or 5th grade they gave a copy out to every kid in the school just to borrow for the day. We had to give it back the next day or week or whenever. It was pretty lame, most kids denied they'd watched it but I was honest and spent most of my time explaining how terrible it was. One by one kids started admitting they'd watched it. Of course we cracked a lot of jokes about creaming butter and such.
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