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It's got extras like an atomic bomb going off (shout-out to fellow Garbage Pail Kid Blasted Billy) along with vomit, a cast and a Band-Aid among other things. Not the same thing, mom and dad.Д¬ut-up Carmen from the Garbage Pail Kids speaks to that, although in its own twisted way. Sometimes, you asked your parents for a G.I. Cut-Up CarmenД«ottom line:В In place of actual toys, kids back in the day used to be given cut-outs. These are the most valuable Garbage Pail Kids cards of all time.

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The cards that spawned the series now have become collector's items. At the peak of their popularity, Garbage Pail Kids were spun off into an animated series and a feature film in 1987 that's considered one of the worst movies ever made. The cards featured grotesque caricatures of children with severe deformities/abnormalities or suffering horrible deaths. The general public found Garbage Pail Kid characters very offensive.

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The Topps company made them as sticker trading cards in 1985 to parody the uber-popular Cabbage Patch Kids, and Garbage Pail Kids soon became a pop culture phenomenon with a side of controversy. The Garbage Pail Kids were the scourge of elementary school and junior high school teachers of the mid-1980s. Most Valuable Garbage Pail Kids Cards of All Time MPAA rating: PG (parental guidance suggested some material may not be suitable for children).The Garbage Pail Kids were a pop culture phenomenon in the mid-1980s, and their trading cards remain hot commodities in the card collector's industry today. With Anthony Newley, Mackenzie Astin, Katie Barberi, Ron MacLachlan, J. Garbage Pail Kids Animatronics John Buechler and Mechanical Makeup.

Co-producers Michael Lloyd, Melinda Palmer. Executive producers Thomas Coleman, Michael Rosenblatt.

Grebe have stocked NewleyвЂ™s antique shop with goodies more appealing than anything else in the entire film.ДЄn Atlantic release of a Topps Chewing Gum production. Worse yet, thereвЂ™s no real comic glee in the kidsвЂ™ gross personal habits. As a result, вЂњThe Garbage Pail Kids MovieвЂќ (rated PG but suitable for small fry) seems so much cheap fakery at a time when breathtakingly convincing special effects have become the rule rather than the exception. The kids have very little expression, and their voices seem disembodied. The biggest problem is with the kids themselves, which are played by little people with electrically operated fake heads stuck on top of them.

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By golly, Astin does learn that beauty is skin deep-that the kids, for all their offending personal habits and homely looks, are the good guys and that Barberi is a shallow opportunist exploiting his feelings for her.ДЄstin comes across as a perfectly nice, sweet teen-ager and Newley is wasted in an ill-defined part, but Barberi manages to suggest some twinges of conscience beneath a hard-as-nails surface. In no time, Astin is operating a basement sweatshop in which the kids are turning out glitzy costumes for the girl of his dreams (Katie Barberi), an older woman of 16 whoвЂ™s an aspiring fashion designer in the flash-trash mode-and the girlfriend of the No.

For reasons never made clear, Newley regards taking off the lid of that pail to be as dangerous as opening PandoraвЂ™s box, but the pail is knocked over when Astin is attacked by bullies. Producer-director and co-writer (with Melinda Palmer) Rod Amateau has imagined the seven kids-Valerie Vomit, Ali Gator, Greaser Greg, Foul Phil, Nat Nerd, Windy Winston and Messy Tessie-as being preserved in green slime in a garbage pail in the dark, crowded antique shop belonging to a kindly retired magician (Anthony Newley), who has a likable 14-year-old assistant (Mackenzie Astin). Seven of the friendly but gross little creatures have made it off those bubble-gum cards and onto the screen, but the children who adore them deserve lots better than this limp morality tale about the folly of judging people by appearances. They should have kept a lid on вЂњThe Garbage Pail Kids MovieвЂќ (citywide).

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