Krass Klassenfahrt: Der Kinofilm

Horrible typical german teen story. Horrible acting. The visuals are great, no question about it, everybody can see that this is a big budget production, but money can't buy everything. It's possibly the worst movie I saw in all of 2021. The worst part is, this is my generation, but the movie has no interesting topics, struggles, no deep connections with anybody's wants or needs. It's just not well written and sadly just horribly delivered.

There is really nothing good to say about the movie other than it's better than the series. It's a high quality production of a rather unfunny series with not very talented actors.

This low-budget "movie" is another example where you can see that Youtubers are no actors. Sadly, you can see this fact in almost every scene of this movie. It is a waste of time. You expect a much higher quality when a movie goes cinema and you have to pay for it.

Completely cliche, poorly written, badly acted out and not well directed at all. Everything falls pretty flat. The dialogues, jokes and story all go nowhere. There is really nothing good about this at all.

Fact of the matter is, I have actually seen some of these self-proclaimed actors give the audience a solid performance. Especially Jonas Ems and Kayla Shyx sometimes have moments where they surprise you with their acting and seem believable. Sadly this happens way too little and only for short instances.

I hope to at some point see some of them in a real production that they come up with themselves.

I have seen the movie twice already, once at the premiere and the second time fairly recent at home.

The production value is 100% improvment over the webseries and you can clearly see that a writer and skilled director knew what they were doing.

The story is not the most complicated I have seen but it still works and is an adjustment from what the webseries usually delivers.

The movie feels round and looks great so it is a watch recommendation despite what other reviews say.

I definitely didn't waste my time and applaud the effort to lift up the concept and make something I wouldn't watch watchable.

There is no need for a sequel but I would love to see more from the writers, director and actors in their individual projects.