Herfurth is great, though over the top. But that's most likely wanted by producers.
M'Barek is surprisingly solid with what he's given.
The plot follows everything you're taught when writing comedies. The most generic structure and flow you could imagine. But it works.
What doesn't work, is the script.
Too un-subtle, too edgy, too little translation from the page to the screen.
They obviously tried to go with hundreds of one-liners they could fit into promotional material, sadly only 10% of them work.
While some German flicks are too politically-correct, this might be one that suffers from too much vulgarity.
It just doesn't properly work.
Haase is promising, although her character is annoying.
Riemann is fun.
Klenke is quite good!
With a better script and more emotional depth, this could have been a great comed.
The foundation is solid, though. Therefore a 6/10.
M'Barek is surprisingly solid with what he's given.
The plot follows everything you're taught when writing comedies. The most generic structure and flow you could imagine. But it works.
What doesn't work, is the script.
Too un-subtle, too edgy, too little translation from the page to the screen.
They obviously tried to go with hundreds of one-liners they could fit into promotional material, sadly only 10% of them work.
While some German flicks are too politically-correct, this might be one that suffers from too much vulgarity.
It just doesn't properly work.
Haase is promising, although her character is annoying.
Riemann is fun.
Klenke is quite good!
With a better script and more emotional depth, this could have been a great comed.
The foundation is solid, though. Therefore a 6/10.