Die wilden Kerle - Alles ist gut, solange du wild bist! (2003)

Calificación de los usuarios:

4.8/10   

Director:

Joachim Masannek

Guionista:

Joachim Masannek (writer)

Fecha de Lanzamiento:

2 octubre 2003 (Austria)

Género:

Familia

Plot Keywords:

Claim In Title | Soccer Football | Moped | Treehouse | Children

Premios:

3 wins & 2 nominations

Comentarios de los usuarios:

Burn the DVD - before your kids grab it!

Reparto

Jimi Blue Ochsenknecht	...	Leon
Raban Bieling	...	Raban
Sarah Kim Gries	...	Vanessa
Constantin Gastmann	...	Fabi
Wilson Gonzalez Ochsenknecht	...	Marlon
Marlon Wessel	...	Maxi
Jonathan Beck	...	Juli
Kevin Iannotta	...	Joschka
Leon Wessel-Masannek	...	Markus
Filippo Dattola	...	Jojo
Florian Heppert	...	Dicker Michi
Nicolas Michalczewski	...	Sense
Rufus Beck	...	Willi
Cornelia Froboess	...	Vanessas Oma
Uwe Ochsenknecht	...	Maxis Vater

También conocida como:

Die wilden Kerle (Alemania) (short title)
The Wild Soccer Bunch (International: English title)
Las fieras fútbol club (Spain) [es]

Duración:

Germany:94 min

País:

Alemania

Idioma:

Alemán

Color:

Color

Clasificación:

Switzerland:8 (canton of Zurich) | Netherlands:AL | Germany:o.Al. (w)

Locaciones de Filmación:

Prague, Czech Republic

Compañía:

SamFilm Produktion

Conexiones de Película:

Seguido por Die wilden Kerle 5 (2008)

Banda de Sonido:

Kids

Burn the DVD - before your kids grab it!

This is a strange movie. As an adult I hated the kid characters of this movie so much, that I wished some serial killer would cut them all to pieces. How rude, disrespectfull and annoying they are! At the same time, I can see why this movie appeals to kids so much. Parents are trash, bedrooms only excist to be demolished and girls... well, in these young boys's minds they're from a different planet and not interesting at all... yet. The story is about a bunch of kids who love playing soccer (nothing wrong with that). After a school break they discover that some hooligans have taken over their favourite soccer-field. How do they get it back? And more importantly: why should we really care? Die Wilde Kerle is a movie about teamwork and respect. Both good things to make a movie about. But why put it in a form like this one? There is actually one funny scene in which the bad guys attack Camelot, a tree house that also functions as a fall out base for Die Wilde Kerle. But sadly that was actually the only thing worth mentioning. All in all: Die Wilde Kerle is great for kids, but I advise parents to either avoid it on TV or burn the DVD's when you have the chance!