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Die Klasse von 1999

Originaltitel: Class of 1999
  • 1990
  • R
  • 1 Std. 39 Min.
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5,9/10
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Die Klasse von 1999 (1990)
Three ex-military robots are reprogrammed as teachers and secretly placed in a school where most students are part of organized gangs. They begin to respond violently to unruly students, and their military training starts to take over.
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Roboterlehrer wurden heimlich in die Schulen gebracht, in denen sich die Schüler aufgeregt haben. Die Lehrer kontrollieren die widerspenstigen Jugendlichen gut, bis sie zu weit gehen und ein... Alles lesenRoboterlehrer wurden heimlich in die Schulen gebracht, in denen sich die Schüler aufgeregt haben. Die Lehrer kontrollieren die widerspenstigen Jugendlichen gut, bis sie zu weit gehen und einige Schüler misstrauisch werden.Roboterlehrer wurden heimlich in die Schulen gebracht, in denen sich die Schüler aufgeregt haben. Die Lehrer kontrollieren die widerspenstigen Jugendlichen gut, bis sie zu weit gehen und einige Schüler misstrauisch werden.

  • Regie
    • Mark L. Lester
  • Drehbuch
    • Mark L. Lester
    • C. Courtney Joyner
    • John Skipp
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Bradley Gregg
    • Traci Lind
    • Malcolm McDowell
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    5,9/10
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    • Regie
      • Mark L. Lester
    • Drehbuch
      • Mark L. Lester
      • C. Courtney Joyner
      • John Skipp
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Bradley Gregg
      • Traci Lind
      • Malcolm McDowell
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    • 33Metascore
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
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    Bradley Gregg
    Bradley Gregg
    • Cody Culp
    Traci Lind
    Traci Lind
    • Christie Langford
    • (as Traci Lin)
    Malcolm McDowell
    Malcolm McDowell
    • Dr. Miles Langford
    Stacy Keach
    Stacy Keach
    • Dr. Bob Forrest
    Patrick Kilpatrick
    Patrick Kilpatrick
    • Mr. Bryles
    Pam Grier
    Pam Grier
    • Ms. Connors
    John P. Ryan
    John P. Ryan
    • Mr. Hardin
    Darren E. Burrows
    Darren E. Burrows
    • Sonny
    Joshua John Miller
    Joshua John Miller
    • Angel
    • (as Joshua Miller)
    Brent David Fraser
    Brent David Fraser
    • Flavio
    • (as Brent Fraser)
    James Medina
    • Hector
    • (as Jimmy Medina Taggert)
    Jason Oliver Lipsett
    Jason Oliver Lipsett
    • Curt
    • (as Jason Oliver)
    Sharon Wyatt
    • Janice Culp
    Jill Gatsby
    Jill Gatsby
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    Sean Hagerty
    • Reedy
    Sean Sullivan
    Sean Sullivan
    • Mohawk
    • (as Sean Gregory Sullivan)
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    • Regie
      • Mark L. Lester
    • Drehbuch
      • Mark L. Lester
      • C. Courtney Joyner
      • John Skipp
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    6bronsonskull72

    * * * Out Of Five

    In 1999 (I think) things have gotten so bad that as a last resort, robots have been brought in to teach students. This is all thanks to Bob Forrest (Stacy Keach) who hopes that he can sell his robots to other problem ridden schools, however when the robots (John P. Ryan, Pam Grier and Patrick Kilpatrick) starting killing students for being late and start pitting gangs against each other, it's up to Cody (Bradley Gregg) to reunite the gangs and waste the "George Jetson nightmare!" Also the robots have killed his brothers and kidnapped his girlfriend Kristi (Traci Lin) so Cody's looking for revenge in this exciting and admittedly silly actioner. There are few genres that amuse me more than deadly teachers whipping bad kids in shape. The Principal, Substitute movies and so forth are sources of guilty pleasures, Class 99 is no different, since the androids are played by cool actors such as John P. Ryan, Pam Grier and Patrick Kilpatrick. The teenagers themselves don't really convince as punks but there is lots of action and it's all directed with the most possible gore, this was after all from Mark L. Lester (Commando and Showdown In Little Tokyo) so despite the obvious fact that this movie is even more poorly made than it's own sequel (Which stars Kickboxer 2's Sasha Mitchell) the fact is that this far more entertaining and is perfect for those who hate teenagers and want to see them get disposed of in the most grisly way. I for one find that to be great entertainment.

    3/5 Matt Bronson
    6lost-in-limbo

    These robots have more then teaching on mind!

    It's the year 1999 and the violence in schools is virtually now unstoppable with many gangs contributing to the war zone look. To control this problem in a Settle High school, a principal gets help from the board of Government Educational defence and three disguised androids are sent there. They are no ordinary robots that are just there to teach, but they have strong disciplinary actions to keep these savage students at bay. Although soon the punishment that these androids hand out becomes brutal and they decide to terminate the main problem by playing games on the students.

    Director Mark L. Lester returns here to provide us with a sequel to his cult classic "Class Of 84". This really isn't a direct sequel and it's not up to scratch with the first. The original is basically far superior in every way. Though, that's not saying it's worthless, because it's not. Trashy, incredibly dumb and over-the-top, but it surely was an entertaining B-grade Sci-fi. Even if the characters and plot seem to lose out to the violence and special effects. They are executed very well by fusing together plentiful action and chaos. Just like the first it doesn't shy away from graphic violence, but the realistic and exploitive touch of the first is lost on this occasion. While, the special effects are very well conceived in this low-budget production. The robot designs were crafted with great detail and skill. Another notable thing that makes this worth a peek is that of the cast. What a stellar line-up it does boast. You got Malcolm McDowell, Stacy Keach, Pam Grier, John P. Ryan, Patrick Kilpatrick and Joshua Millar appearing. Now the big question is how did these names get involved in the production? The characterizations are weak, but Grier, Ryan and Kilpatrick spice it up as the hell bent androids and Keach gives a deviously cheesy performance as the cynical Dr. Bob Forrest, the creator of these robots. The teenagers here are basically paper-thin and lack the menace. Bradley Gregg plays the hero, and that's a very wooden and unappealing one too.

    The predictable premise is more concern about keeping the eyes entertained with explosions, gunfire and dazzling effects amongst an apocalyptic background. The satirical comments are there, but it just lacks the venom in the context and it doesn't have the hard ass poetry of the original. It takes a look into the future to see how the higher officials would cope with this problem and it shows the hypocritical reaction that now aggression is the best way to defeat this problem. Like others have mentioned it adds a pinch of "The Terminator", "Westworld" and "The Warriors" to the story's set-up and viola - you got "Class of 1999". The hammy dialog is bad and seems to be on pun overload; with something being mentioned every couple lines. Stacy Keach is the one that drums out the campy dialog beautifully, though. The humour too is terribly off the rocker. The soundtrack sticks with the punk scene and rock grunge, but it isn't so enforcing and catchy. Because of the budget it does have very grimy look that works in well with the flick. Director Lester constructed adequate suspense and paces the film rather smoothly, with enough neat flashes of gore in the mix. Overall, I was expecting something very weak, but hell this was one bone-rattling ride.

    Maybe it's not as memorable, interactive and shocking as its great predecessor, but this kitsch sequel, which could possibly stand-alone. Hooks you right in because of the profound visuals and strong cast.
    7manitobaman81

    Good

    The setup: Robot teachers have been secretly placed in the schools where the students have run riot. The teachers do a good job of controlling the unruly youngsters, until they go too far and some students get suspicious.

    The verdict: It is plagued by plot holes and inane dialog. Actually, the movie itself is nothing that special, but it has some good stuff. It is a pretty unnecessary film. If you are looking for a good movie with good acting this might not be for you. While this isn't a great film by any means, it is entertaining. It is difficult to watch and has no shortage of abuse and neglect.
    l-wayne

    A surprise hit for it's time.

    I remember watching it on SKY (satellite) at about 1.30 am, and being amazed by what i saw.A film that had good characters, a good story line and cool visual affects, a class flick! And nothing has changed, except for the fact that there have been better films made since then. Bradley Gregg playing Cody Culp was for some reason a character that i wanted to be because he was a thug and considered cool. I liked the relationship he had with his former gangmembers and his enemies the RAZOR HEADS! (classic names) Stacey Keach played the "mad proffessor" down to a T, as if it was written exclusively for him. surprisingly this is the best film i have seen Patrick Kilpatick play in, EVER! Pam Grier's role was fine but should have been played someone else.(Sharon Stone) Mr HARDY was a scream, a classic bad guy if ever i saw one. The ending could have been a bit better though. "I was there, he was so wasted he would'nt have known which end the bullets come out!" one of my favourite lines, all in all a great film which had a few surprises which were all enjoyable. 7/10

    Thanks for reading.
    8BA_Harrison

    I was dreamin' when I wrote this, forgive me if it goes astray.

    I've got a soft spot for sci-fi films that have already passed their sell-by-date—those movies set in a year that is now history to you and I (even more-so if the year forms part of the film's title, like this one): I just love seeing how these cinematic predictions of the future differ from reality.

    Class of 1999 is a classic example: according to this film, by the year 1999 gang culture will have reached such a level in the U.S. that certain areas—known as Free Fire Zones—will no longer be protected by the police. Kennedy High School, situated in one such lawless zone, becomes the testing ground for three experimental robot teachers (played by Patrick Kilpatrick, Pam Grier, and John P. Ryan), adapted from military battle droids by unscrupulous MegaTech head honcho Bob Forrest (Stacy Keach).

    Recently released from prison, gang-banger Cody Culp (Bradley Gregg) intends to give up his criminal lifestyle, but when the droid teachers begin to revert back to their military programming, dealing with their unruly students using extreme force, he and his gang, the Blackhearts, join forces with their rivals, the Razorheads, to try and stop the killing.

    According to director Mark L. Lester (who also directed the superior Class of 1984), late '90s fashion hasn't moved on much from the decade before, the film's youths sporting some truly nasty attire (worst offender being Joshua Jackson as Cody's brother Angel, who wears yellow leggings and matching tunic and has the cheek to tell Cody "Man, you got to think about your image"). Also exhibiting zero sign of taste: Stacy Keach as freaky albino Forrest, whose hairstyle is a cross between a mullet and a rattail, and who wears zombie contact lenses for no apparent reason (I thought he was an albino at first, but his 'tache is black).

    This version of 1999 also sees the art of robotics advanced to a level where machines can pass for human, something clearly inspired by James Cameron's The Terminator. As the droid teachers battle Cody and his pals, they shed their skin to reveal powerful weapons, which takes the violence up a notch and allows for some pretty impressive animatronic effects and gloopy cyborg gore, Grier opening up her chest (complete with prosthetic tits), Ryan having his cranium blown off, and Kilpatrick's head reduced to half human, half robot (before having his noggin separated from his body via forklift truck!).

    Gloriously daft, a little cheesy at times, a lot cheesy at others, and packed with cartoonish violence, Class of 1999 is great entertainment for fans of exploitative '80s schlock. The fact that its vision of the near future is so wrong is just the icing on the cake.

    7.5 out of 10, rounded up to 8 for IMDb.

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      Malcolm McDowell only worked for two days on this film.
    • Patzer
      You can briefly see the wire lifting Miles Langford (Malcolm McDowell) up when he is being choked by the robot.
    • Zitate

      Razorhead Member: Do you trust him?

      Hector: Like I trust a vampire to give me a blow job.

    • Alternative Versionen
      Unrated version is available in the US on video.
    • Verbindungen
      Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Total Recall/Strapless/Fire Birds/Class of 1999/Jesus of Montreal (1990)
    • Soundtracks
      Death and Destruction
      Written & Performed by Pancho D. Rock

      Produced by Louis V. Aielli

      Published by TVT Music, Inc.

      Courtesy of Sounds of Film, Ltd. & TVT Records

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 11. Mai 1990 (Vereinigte Staaten)
    • Herkunftsland
      • Vereinigte Staaten
    • Sprache
      • Englisch
    • Auch bekannt als
      • Clase 1999
    • Drehorte
      • Lincoln High School - 4400 Interlake Avenue N, Seattle, Washington, USA(high school)
    • Produktionsfirmen
      • Lightning Pictures
      • Original Pictures
      • Vestron Pictures
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      • 5.200.000 $ (geschätzt)
    • Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
      • 2.459.895 $
    • Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
      • 767.620 $
      • 13. Mai 1990
    • Weltweiter Bruttoertrag
      • 2.459.895 $
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      1 Stunde 39 Minuten
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      • Dolby
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