Class of '91

Name: Class of '91
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2010-03-06
Duration: 1 h 41 min
Rating: 7.9
Cast: Tim Steed, Susan Macke Miller, Tim Brazeal

2010
1h 41m

IMDb RATING

7.9/10

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Comedy

Class of '91 is the story of Roger and Diane Wagner who give new meaning to the term self-absorbed. Their 20th high school reunion is coming up and they can't wait to impress their classmate... Read allClass of '91 is the story of Roger and Diane Wagner who give new meaning to the term self-absorbed. Their 20th high school reunion is coming up and they can't wait to impress their classmates with their worldly success. Then the unthinkable happens. Roger loses his management job... Read allClass of '91 is the story of Roger and Diane Wagner who give new meaning to the term self-absorbed. Their 20th high school reunion is coming up and they can't wait to impress their classmates with their worldly success. Then the unthinkable happens. Roger loses his management job and the Wagner's empire comes tumbling down. When he's offered a job as a community cente... Read all

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7.9/10

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5starspictures1

Not too bad

I had the chance to view the film today at a free showing at a church, and thought I would give my review, being a Christian filmmaker myself.

There were about 20 people at the church I saw this at, and they generally seemed to enjoy the picture.

I liked the story and thought it was relevant to today's world. The audio, acting, and camera work were good, but reminded me of one of those made for TV Disney movies. The music was good as well, and I really enjoyed the soundtrack.

If you're looking for your typical Christian family film, this is one to see! If you're looking for something a little more edgy, probably not the best choice.

8mkb123

Great Message

How refreshing to see a movie that was both entertaining and inspirational. All the characters seemed genuine and were believable. It delivered a powerful message without being too "preachy". I thought the writing was clever and the humor handled well by the actors. The characters of the son and daughter were delightfully played by two young actors who seemed totally authentic. And it was a treat to see well-known Cowboy Poet Woody Woodruff in his role as the Sunday School teacher. The music in the film was creative and provided a good background to the story. Overall, a nice film appropriate for all ages of viewers.