Whoopi Goldberg: Bogus - Movie

Bogus
Cast :	Whoopi Goldberg, Gérard Depardieu
Director :	Norman Jewison
Studio :	Warner Home Video
Format :	Color, Widescreen
Released Date :	September 06, 1996
DVD Released Date :	February 10, 2004
Language :	English (Dubbed)
Audience Rating :	PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
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Customer Reviews

Rating
Date	June 17, 2004
Summary	Bogus is, simply
Content	a nice, sentimental family film. Worth watching.

Rating
Date	June 17, 2004
Summary	FIRST OFF, THE PERSON WHO
Content	says Whoopi didn't want the kid because he was white is a moron. Race had nothing to do with it, you complete cretin. She didn't want him because she didn't know how to deal with kids. That being corrected, this film has its heavy-handed, corny and hammy moments, but it's truly touching and charming overall. Worth watching and yes, you probably will shed a tear or two, despite telling yourself you won't.

Rating
Date	March 20, 2004
Summary	Childhood memories...
Content	lol it's funny I was trying to figured out what the movie was called when the invisible friend slides under a women and says "eeuu cob webs"....lol wierd thata that movie comes out on DVD just as I try to remember it and finally found it. I loved the movie. not a big fan off Woopi but the boy and the friend are great

Rating
Date	December 12, 2003
Summary	Osment and Depardieu were a great team
Content	OK, here's the movie in a nutshell. Albert lives in Vegas with his mom, who dies in a car accident. Albert has to go to New Jersey to live with a friend of his mom's who hasn't seen her in 15 years. This friend is one of those child-free people and likes it that way. While on the plane, Depardieu (Bogus) appears as an imaginary friend who keeps Albert company while he copes with all of this. Without spoiling the rest of it, let me say that Haley Osment and Gerard Depardieu complemented each other as actors to an astounding degree. It was as if they had been acting together for decades - a bit like watching Jack Lemmon/Walter Matthau. The fantasy scenes, particularly the one where Bogus serves Albert ice cream in an imaginary ice cream shop, make this movie particularly worth watching. I'm surprised it has taken this long to put Bogus on DVD.

Rating
Date	June 14, 2003
Summary	Very Satisfying
Content	BOGUS is a movie about a young orphan boy (Haley Joel Osment) who is reluctantly acquired by a career-minded temporary mother (Whoopi Goldberg). In his loneliness Osment invents an imaginary friend (Gerard Depardieu). The film is dominated by the interplay between these three characters and the result is very satisfying. The director is Norman Jewison who directed many other movies including IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT and JESUS CHRIST, SUPERSTAR.

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