Bang, Boom, Bang
Bank robber Kalle Grabowski escapes from prison while his unemployed smalltime crook buddy is sitting around doing nothing after he just lost all their money. A fast paced comedy from German director Peter Thorwarth.
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- Cast:
- Oliver Korittke , Markus Knüfken , Ralf Richter , Diether Krebs , Martin Semmelrogge , Alexandra Neldel , Heinrich Giskes
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Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!
Save your money for something good and enjoyable
Awesome Movie
This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.
This is probably one of the most uninteresting films I have ever started watching. In the hour we watched, we found nothing positive to say about the film... it was bland and boring.The characters are completely one-dimensional and just annoy you. The plot could have been interesting, but it took forever to start, and we weren't interested in finding out what happened. I think the film was heavily sponsored by some cigarette manufacturer, seeing as all the actors smoke. ALL the time.Don't waste your time on this film, unless you like really boring German films with horrible characters...
a brilliant and hilarious funny movie. a pool of quotes only comparable to Goethes "Faust", hehe. just two days ago at a camping place in France a little smalltalk with our neighbors ended up quoting the whole movie. a phenomenon only known from "pulp fiction". the cast is just phantastic. everybody gives the performance of his life. Ralf Richter is the godfather of German television. his performance is just to good to be true. this choleric overacting...brilliant ("Meinste ich hab dat ficken verlernt?"). Diether Krebs (r.i.p), just fantastic ("Deutsche Autobahn gut!"). Semmelrogge, indescribable ("laptops...zum tragen"). even Benny Kahrmann out of the Lindenstraße is brilliant. even the smallest roles are casted so brilliantly (Hilmi Sözer, Willi Thomzcik). The characters of course, unforgettable: the pornowichser ("Ich bin der Geilste"). enough, enough, alles auf Horst!!! Anyway, i'm a bit sorry for all the people that are not from Germany or that do not speak German because i think they don't get all the jokes. i guess it's the same problem when non-Americans see "Good morning, Vietnam" or "Fargo" and the translation can't save the jokes which relate to speech or regional specifity. If you watch it (and i strongly recommend it!) watch it German with subtitles to get the intonation etc. like all/most good German movies (like "Die Musterknaben", "Lammbock", "Absolute Giganten"...) this one works because it doesn't purely try to imitate American cinema but uses specific German setting and authentic dialogue.check out the hidden quote just before Till Schweiger gets knocked down. someone offscreen sreems: " Ey, Chegebabbas (?), mach ma locker!" hahahahah. Didn't hear it the first 20 times i saw the movie.And watch the DVD with the comment of Ralf Richter and the director Peter Thorwart.
a really great movie, it should have been translated into English, it probably would have had a great success at the box office! or probably not, because it is rather one of those movies, you better watch at home with your buddies, with beer, coke, chips and perhaps some weed. sometimes Germans are able to make great movies - but only when they do their own stuff!by the way, everybody has a favorite scene in that movie: mine is, when the garage-guy points at the line the safe made, from there where it was robbed to the garage! great characters! great movie! watch it!WERNER
A small but very curious and funny movie about some losers in Germany, especially in the "Ruhrgebiet" (Dormund, Unna). The main protagonist, Keek, is all the time stoned and his violent ex-buddy, who gets out of prison, wants the half of the loot of a bank-robbery. But Keek hasn't the money anymore. But this is not his only problem...All actors give their best, but Martin Semmelrogge, who is known from Wolfgang Petersens "Das Boot", is really great. Til Schweiger has a short but strange appearance as a soccerplayer.