Then, the score did not fit either for some scenes (e.g. First, the editing of the first minutes is very fast paced which does not fit for what is happening. There were also some technical issues which were distracting. While a similar scene in the first film was a highlight, this scene is just completely redundant. Another example for something that should have been cut is the last scene with M'Barek in the vending machine. Deleting them would have sped up the film considerably. There are some dramatic elements in the film (the orphans) which in my opinion just don't work and simply drag on the movie.
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The length of the movie is another issue. In contrast, characters which were highlights in the first film only appear in better cameos (e.g. The reasoning behind this is understandable because the character was one of the highlights of the first film. For the most part the kind of humor has changed from a clever mix of stupidity/slapstick/wit/gutter language to two hours of hearing Chantal talk. However, in my opinion the film falls flat for a variety of reasons. Volker Bruch's performance as Hauke is brilliant. Some of the jokes work very well and are on the same level as in the original film (the chili condom, the river scene). This film tries very hard to top the first one in humor and scope. Some scenes were funny, but in the light of two hours it just wasn't worth the watch I must admit. I am fairly certain they will make one at some point with how big of a commercial success this one here turned out. At least they did not fall in love, but maybe we have to watch this in a third movie. And of course would Haase's character and the Asperger boy make a connection somewhat. Of course, he would stay a teacher, even with the embarrassing identity crisis they included. There were just too many laughable coincidences in here and it was also predictable. Unfortunately, I have to criticize the writing in other places again. The possibly biggest revelation here was Jella Haase once again who truly made this character her own and with the way how crass she was it could certainly have become annoying or repetitive at some point, but it did not. This was more due to the writing though than to Riemann giving a convincing performance. The scenes with Uschi Glas were pretty hilarious and Katja Riemann's last scene with our two protagonists was fine too. This sequel works best when it is 100% comedy. It would have been okay if they had taken 1 or 2 and elaborated profoundly on these, but nope. These were not well-constructed at all I must say and seemed just thrown in randomly to give this film some more relevance. The main problem is exactly the dramatic aspects I just mentioned. However, they made errors in many other areas in exchange. The good thing is that they did not include generic love story troubles between Zeki and Lisi, which was good. This time it's about a travel as the main character Zeki and some of his class members fly to Thailand. He has worked so much with M'Barek in the past. The writer and director is Bora Dagtekin again. These involve child labor, drug production, Asperger's, neglectful parents, identity crises, crushes on teachers etc. It is a comedy mostly, but there are some dramatic parts included too here and there. The cast includes the core players from the first film, especially M'Barek, Herfurth, Flint and Haase, who basically carry this almost 2-hour film. And looking at audience numbers, it seems that this one could become as much of a hit. As you probably already guessed correctly from the title, this is the sequel to the super-successful "Fack ju Göhte" from 2 years ago.
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