Bonhoeffer—documentary about Dietrich Bonhoeffer—uses archival
footage to support its story. WOW! What
an informative and involving film. The presentation and the portrayal are really good. It details the real story of Bonhoeffer and what he did to
help Christians and Jews alike during the German reformist dictator Adolf
Hitler’s regime.
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Storyline
A biographical 'take' on the life and times of Dietrich Bonhoeffer.
Additional Thanks
Thank you to Director Todd Komarnicki for directing effort. Thank you to Producers Emmanuel Kampouris, Camille Kampouris, Ralph Winter, Mark O'Sullivan, Chloe Kassis-Crowe, John Bennett Scanlon, Todd Komarnicki for making the film possible. Cast includes Jonas Dassler, August Diehl, David Jonsson, Flula Borg, Moritz Bleibtreu, Nadine Heidenreich, Patrick Mölleken, and Clarke Peters.
Buy a
ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?
Yes. This
is an informative, original, and involving movie. It is a great documentary and gets into a deeper understanding of what Germany was like during the Hitler administration.
Good Burger 2—Kel Mitchell and Kenan Thompson—has a slightly better presentation over the first story and relies on a type of Jim Varney humor that is clean, a little slapstick, and bit 'off-the-wall' all rolled into one. It's a fair child/adult share film.
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Storyline
Dexter needs financial help after a failed attempt at a show and tell event when he burns down a house while showing his new, non-burnable spray product to investors.
Additional Thanks
Thank you to Director and Executive Producer Phil Traill for directing and Producing effort. Thank you to Executive Producer Kevin Kopelow, John Ryan Jr., Heath Seifert, for
making the film possible. Cast include Kel Mitchell, Pete Davidson, Kenan Thompson, Sofia Black-D'Elia, Mark Cuban, Lily Mae Harrington, Flula Borg, Emily Hinkler, Elisabeth Hinkler, Anabel Graetz, Alex R. Hibbert, and Kamaia Fairburn.
Buy that ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?
Maybe. There are nearly 26 years between the presentation of GoodBurger and Good Burger 2. It's interesting to see this sequel because the main characters and the actors who made the first film reprise their roles. It's been tailored to fit the original movie's format and that affects it ability to be original and creative. But the slapstick-type humor is still there and the reasons we may have enjoyed the first film are still present.