Buster the Movie 1988

Buster the Movie 1988

[@richardnorman1158]

my grandfather owned the farm where it took place and see the train robbers planning it days before the robbery thinking it was rail workers

[@ronaldcollins7839]

Guess that must been Leather Slade Farm

[@robertpollock1986]

Forgotten gem of a movie

[@5dave1]

A great tune......co-written by Lamont Dozier of the Four Tops. One of the best by Phil Collins. He did so well in this movie with the lovely Julie Walters.

[@andrewmyers9982]

Dave Stratton love the way that the bridge is repeated twice in this film version.

[@genericmodz]

Amazing film what a beautiful ending 😍

[@colinstoutt9909]

Great movie

[@benjaminjamesroch808]

great move

[@petercooke8853]

Nice to read the credits but wrong way round

[@mariebrogden8626]

Good film

[@charlottecole5281]

The real buster Edwards commited suicide in 1994

[@robertfranks3644]

The real buster is Phil collins

[@stevewatts6008]

curiously enough, the timing *sort of* works here.... if the character served some measure of time, and then several years passed as he set up the flower cart "shop" and stuff, then it would have worked out to almost 1994.... and he "breaks the fourth wall" here by addressing us, the audience... so, theoretically speaking, what if by breaking the 4th wall he's actually dead?

[@mosheridan7016]

Great movie he should have stayed in Mexico

[@stephenjolly5990]

This upload is back to front, look at the captions… He really did have a flower stall but it wasn't on the riverside but on the Waterloo Road outside Waterloo station, under a railway bridge. About 500 yard away, maybe more. His plot had to be extinguished as part rebuilding this part of the station for the Jubilee line Extension.

[@TokyoJoe703]

Stephen Jolly is that why he topped himself

[@EnochPowellsLibrarian]

​@@TokyoJoe703in his lockup

[@johnturnbull3361]

Lets not forget about jack mills the train driver who they viciously coshed and left him lying in a pool of blood

[@EnochPowellsLibrarian]

Collateral damage . No harm done . They were still alive

[@leolux09]

That awkward kiss was unnecessarily long, hideous and cringey.

[@TokyoJoe703]

Those slurpy kissy noises 🤢 🤮

[@alantraish3368]

Terrible movie. You want the real McCoy check out Stanley Bakers “Robbery “ from 1967. Much more accurate and no soft edge too the robbers either.