Hababam Sinifi: Askerde

Represents all that fails about the Turkish Cinema of the 2000s. Cheap sexploitation, a cast of randomly assembled semi-talented and semi- famous actors (and non-actors), a series of randomly scattered simplistic pop references, a non-realistic plot which could be written by a 10 year old as summer homework, appeals perhaps only to the kidults who long for their wasted high school years in search of a daydreaming flashback moment.

Lacks the charm, ingenuity and authentic warmth of the original series as well as the chemistry of the original cast which made it work as well as it did. Wasting the memory of a franchise for a quick buck isn't something I'd put past Turkish producers but one expects at least a modicum of care for a piece of work that you put your name on. Alas, it wasn't to be.

Just that horrible, don't waste your time watching it if you're over 12 years old and even if you are there are much better flicks worthy of your time.

Okay, I admit it's a bad movie, but some movies are valuable to you because you watched them as a kid. This is one of those movies that I watched a lot when I was a kid, when I was at school, I still know some lines by heart.

I think the previous commentators about this film is approaching this film so much ego. So much ego that they couldnt have fun of basic and little things. I m writing this while crying because of so much laughing. The touchs of norms and the replics of this film is so good that after 20 year still people using it. And also semiramiss getting crazy parts are fabulous! Definetely worth to watch and beyond. Please learn having fun of basic things of life.

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Hababam Sinifi Askerde is the second remake/sequel of the 1970s hit films adapted from the great Turkish satire writer Rifat Ilgaz' novel. The original series, with its good and bad moments, was a bunch of heart-warming stories in the memories of many. This, on the other hand, is nothing but an abomination attempting to capitalize on that old, naive memory.

Nothing about this movie is worth the slightest amount of praise except occasional moments when individual actors do something right to get a slight smile from the audience. There is almost no sophisticated comic effort or clever twist, just blatant swearing and fart-jokes targeting the lowest-level intelligence. The cast list is one full of inexplicably popular but painfully talentless names, and Kemal Kenan Ergen fails to produce a script worthy of the late grand master Rifat Ilgaz.

First i want to explain what is the "HABABAM SINIFI" for people who have never watch any of "HABABAM SINIFI" films.It is a story about a class of students in high school who are call themselves "HABABAM SINIFI".They have been in this class for years.They making bad jokes to their teachers and other students.In fact they are very good persons when they are alone. But if they are together you rather find a place to hide.Each character has different properties that can make laugh you.In Turkey every young student knows the story of "HABABAM SINIFI" and they try to be like them.

Older films are the best comedy films i have ever watch.But i can not say it for these new editions.If you watched older films about "HABABAM SINIFI" then you think this is the worst "HABABAM SINIFI" ever. I think this film has made for money only. You can only laugh in two or three scene.The scenario is very bad.It is no sense.If you watch this film i guarantee that you will have a lot of questions in your mind that nobody can answer. I think the worst performance is belong to "Mehmet Ali Alabora".Don't loose your time to watch this film. The only good thing for the film is the performance of Peker Acikalin (Sayko). Maybe we can never watch a good "HABABAM SINIFI" again without "KEMAL SUNAL".