¡Ay de tí, Harry!

If you want entertainment with any deeper meaning, this is the wrong film for you. This movie is comedy and nothing else. If you know Dieter Hallervorden as an excellent artist from the political revue, you will be disappointed. The Hallervorden of the 1980s was a slapstick comedian who called himself "Didi" and made one film after the other with a similar plot.

But if you just want to have fun, perhaps when watching TV with your children in the afternoon, you will enjoy this. Most scenes are like in comics or cartoons, with gangsters, wild chases, explosions, breaking glasses etc. I give seven points.

Extra brownie points for having a bunny play a big role. But you have to be sensible or rather like silliness to enjoy the movie. A lot of convenient things happening and not always on the "right" side of political correctness (so better not be easily offended).

As a fan of Dieter Hallervorden there is almost no way not to watch this. His mannerisms and his humor is quite unique. There's a reason he became famous with his attitude and comedy. The movie also has some other known actors from that era, especially Iris Berben as the love interest/annoying partner. Although I reckon some would argue Harry (Dieter) is the annoying one ... or the bunny, if you don't like pets/animals as much as I do of course