THE BOY IN THE PLASTIC BUBBLE part 4

THIS IS PUBLIC DOMAIN - Based on a true story, Tod Lubitch (JOHN TRAVOLTA) is born with a deficient immune system. As such, he must spend the rest of his life in a completely sterile environment. His room is completely hermetically sealed against bacteria and virus, his food is specially prepared, and his only human contact comes in the form of gloved hands. The movie follows his life into a teenager

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Entertainment

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• John Travolta
• Glynnis Oconnor
• Robert Reed
• Buzz Aldrin
• Randal Kleiser
• Movie Drama

[TheRastaSamurai]

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[calito0010]

2 dollars. for 2 dollars!!!!! O___o!, Whatabitch!

[DevilsLollipop]

poor tod, I just wanted to hug him after the whol dare thing :(

[TheEsmer2323]

Gina is a bitch I felt bad for him

[kittyscratchesboo]

@GirlieRat Wow, I find it just amazing how some of us grew up similarly as the other...I guess that is the entire point of life. We are not so different from one another and yet we are wonderfully and fearfully created.

[kittyscratchesboo]

@stitchesful I never forgot them..not ever, they were and are a part of who I am. I kind of own them in my heart. I hated that they were forgotten, as if they never existed and yet I could hear them inside...I enjoy this part of You Tube... and meeting folks like you.!!

[kittyscratchesboo]

@GirlieRat Cool, you are in my age group! Sweet!. Weren't the movies better in those days?

[kittyscratchesboo]

@GirlieRat I was born in '68 and I enjoyed most all of the movies released during these years. I miss those years film and music wise...I watched Grease at the movies the first friday of its release, talk about audience participation..people were different back then...you could make friends who enjoyed great movies...so empty today..

[kittyscratchesboo]

@stitchesful And isn't that awesome...I thought, movies like these and those in the 1980s would go on...I never thought for a moment that we'd all become prisoners of reality tv, infomercials and for pete's sake..The Kardashians...we have plummmeted to hell..but what goes down is bound to come up..

[kittyscratchesboo]

He is sooooo adorable! I love that he says " I Love...." kids are so dumb in any generation....I would not care what he says in whatever way he wanted to say it..it beats the dumb hate crap going around today...

[stitchesful]

@GirlieRat I guess it's weird to me just because I had thought that by the late 80's and early 1990's that movies like these were temporarily forgotten because of the new era. I'd had no idea that they were still remembered and run on television occasionally or that they had had VHS tapes for them. I just remember reminiscing about movies like these when I was a teenager and a young adult, which was in the late 80's and early 90's, and it seemed to me like they were so forgotten.

[stitchesful]

@GirlieRat So they were still running this movie on television in the eighties? I never knew that. I watched it when it came on television for the first time in 1976, so I associate this movie with that era and my own childhood. It would've been strange for me to have seen it on television years later.

[KimElizabeth343]

SHES A BITCH