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Lammbock (2001)

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Stefan and Kai have good going business, self-grown cannabis screened as pizza delivering service. For now they only have to deal with plant-louses.

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Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Lucas Gregorowicz ...
Stefan Becker
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Kai
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Laura Becker
Julian Weigend ...
Achim
Elmar Wepper ...
Vater Becker
Alexandra Schalaudek ...
Gina
Christof Wackernagel ...
Ausbilder Walter
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Schöngeist
Wotan Wilke Möhring ...
Frank
Nils Brunkhorst ...
Dopex
Alexandra Neldel ...
Jenny
Christoph Künzler ...
Jäger
Peter Fieseler ...
Tim
Thomas Schendel ...
Dr. Kollmann
Anya Hoffmann ...
Elena Kollmann
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German louts Stefan and Kai run a pizzeria, but it's mainly a front for their more lucrative self-grown cannabis trade, allowing them to deliver at home. When the plants get sick, the dealers bring in pest control expert Achim, but that changes everything. Written by KGF Vissers

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Der Film mit Breitenwirkung!

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23 August 2001 (Germany)  »

Also Known As:

Allô pizza  »

Box Office

Opening Weekend:

$543,376 (Germany) (31 August 2001)

Gross:

$2,189,949 (Europe) (7 September 2001)
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Tarantino for Softies?
17 May 2004 | by (Jena, Germany) – See all my reviews

A friend of mine and myself find new Tarantino (he's a Tarantino expert, i only like Kill Bill II) Hommages, in the dialogues, as well as in the non-dialogue scenes. The trashtalk at the beginning reminds of the "Like a virgin" discussion from Reservoir Dogs, the (violent?) part of getting rid of the hunter could be an imitation of the PF scene where Vinces blows his hostage's head off by mistake. The "thought behind" could have been making a Tarantino-lookalike movie, just without (or less) violence and strong language (what I personally dislike about his movies. Cutting ears off, come on!).

Of course the humor is not everyone's taste. If you like drug-influenced trashtalk, this is your film. the single episodes seem pieced together without the "red line" between them (except the characters like Frank and Schöngeist. I love those guys - "Halt's maul du Scheißf..." - "Frank. Contenance!"). Actors do imo a pretty good job

  • W. W. Möhring always playing with his hair, and, one of my favorite
scenes, the headshop scene, where L. Gregorowicz stand still looks impressed.

I personally love the movie, for I'm quite in this kind of twisted humour (I love The Big Lebowski as well).

stay tuned

DK Lord Marshmallow


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