Class Act (1992) is a movie that I recently watched for the first time in a long time on Tubi. The storyline follows two very different young men transferring to a new school and completely oblivious to each other...until their names are switched and they are mistaken for each other by the teachers and students. One is a child protege who is a genius and on his way to a fine college, the other is from the wrong side of the tracks and constantly in trouble. They decide to keep acting like their reputation instead of informing the school they got them mixed up. A series of hijinks ensue.
This movie is directed by Randall Miller (House Guest) and stars Christopher Reid (House Party), Christopher Martin (House Party), Loretta Devine (Crash), Rhea Perlman (Cheers) and Rick Ducommun (Spaceballs).
The storyline for this is classic 80s/90s with fun characters, cheesy circumstances and hilarious comedy mixed in. I enjoyed the twists and turns all the way until the final conclusion. The characters are entertaining and worth following and Reid and Martin deliver solid performances. The comedy is hit or miss but makes you consistently smile. The soundtrack is outstanding as you'd expect.
Overall, this is an another fun Kid 'n Play movie that's an absolute must see for fans of the House Party pictures. I would score this a 6.5/10 and strongly recommend it.
This movie is directed by Randall Miller (House Guest) and stars Christopher Reid (House Party), Christopher Martin (House Party), Loretta Devine (Crash), Rhea Perlman (Cheers) and Rick Ducommun (Spaceballs).
The storyline for this is classic 80s/90s with fun characters, cheesy circumstances and hilarious comedy mixed in. I enjoyed the twists and turns all the way until the final conclusion. The characters are entertaining and worth following and Reid and Martin deliver solid performances. The comedy is hit or miss but makes you consistently smile. The soundtrack is outstanding as you'd expect.
Overall, this is an another fun Kid 'n Play movie that's an absolute must see for fans of the House Party pictures. I would score this a 6.5/10 and strongly recommend it.