A film series, with wonderfully Bavarian oral language, which is probably particularly well received in the Bavarian region. I personally love basically films that are spoken in div. Dialects, because that is also something that makes its respective region and unfortunately is increasingly lost.
The characters in the film have become a part of us and grown close to our hearts, so you look forward to and about the usual (main) cast, who all play their roles with passion.
Especially went to my heart in this part, the animal newcomer, a three-legged dog. Allerliebst and I hope he / she remains with us in the new strip of Rehragout-Rendezvous, which is currently in theaters.
Unfortunately, the food that bears the name does not get such an amusing role as in one of the predecessors (e.g. Sauerkrautkoma). The Guglhupf falls victim to the rich "action", which was unfortunately a bit too much for me here. Because action is perhaps too much said here, there is a lot of shooting, banging, which it would not have needed so much for my taste. Also from the rap scenes, it may be a little less next time.
But I love the grandma (Enzi Fuchs), the dad (Eisi Gulp), Flötzinger (Daniel Christensen) and Rudi (Simon Schwarz) - always a pleasure. The banter and jokes work, they entertain and are just fun.
------------ Conclusion: Well worth seeing - you get what you expect as an Eberhofer fan, fun, comedy, good entertainment.
The characters in the film have become a part of us and grown close to our hearts, so you look forward to and about the usual (main) cast, who all play their roles with passion.
Especially went to my heart in this part, the animal newcomer, a three-legged dog. Allerliebst and I hope he / she remains with us in the new strip of Rehragout-Rendezvous, which is currently in theaters.
Unfortunately, the food that bears the name does not get such an amusing role as in one of the predecessors (e.g. Sauerkrautkoma). The Guglhupf falls victim to the rich "action", which was unfortunately a bit too much for me here. Because action is perhaps too much said here, there is a lot of shooting, banging, which it would not have needed so much for my taste. Also from the rap scenes, it may be a little less next time.
But I love the grandma (Enzi Fuchs), the dad (Eisi Gulp), Flötzinger (Daniel Christensen) and Rudi (Simon Schwarz) - always a pleasure. The banter and jokes work, they entertain and are just fun.
------------ Conclusion: Well worth seeing - you get what you expect as an Eberhofer fan, fun, comedy, good entertainment.