Live action comedy about a fictional town and it's uncommon people, based on a comic strip by Pertti Jarla.Live action comedy about a fictional town and it's uncommon people, based on a comic strip by Pertti Jarla.Live action comedy about a fictional town and it's uncommon people, based on a comic strip by Pertti Jarla.
- Director
- Writers
- Stars
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
Featured reviews
Yes, this movie is a collection of puns with some extended stories that are not wovren into each other. So what? Did you expect an artistic miracle? I most certainly did not. In my opinion this move can hold its ground among such Finnish comedy 'classics' as "Onks Viljoo näkynyt?".
Typical for this kind of comedies is that the main strory is almost inexistant. The comedy is composed of stereotypic characters interacting with each other and repeating their one-liners we expect to hear. They have no depth (neither are they supposed to), but they succeed provoke a couple of laughs.
Watch this while drunk, or just to enjoy nostalgic 1980's interiors.
Typical for this kind of comedies is that the main strory is almost inexistant. The comedy is composed of stereotypic characters interacting with each other and repeating their one-liners we expect to hear. They have no depth (neither are they supposed to), but they succeed provoke a couple of laughs.
Watch this while drunk, or just to enjoy nostalgic 1980's interiors.
A movie based on a popular comic? Ok seems average. The Comic consist of 3 panel Puns? Hard to imagine a movie based on this.
The whole movie is just the most popular fingerpori-pun-jokes in live action. The movie is made in a way that gives nothing to the story. Characters interact like they were characters of a comic. Plot is nonexistent and acting bad. The format of the movie is 4 stories from residents of Fingerpori, but the twist is that the stories have already been seen in the comics. Nothing is achieved by making a movie copy-paste from the comic strips: Everybody has already laughed at those jokes.
Only reason this movie exist is the fact that Finnish culture makes it possible to a movie make a few bucks just based on the fact the concept is familiar and likeable. Somebody might see an ad of this movie and think that "I might watch this. Maybe it has a few great new jokes now that it is a whole brand new movie". I hope that no one has actually watched this with high expectations and got disappointed by the unoriginality.
I would not recommend this movie to anybody who has ever seen a fingerpori comic. If you have never seen anything fingerpori related (you live in an other country) u won't cry yourself to sleep, mostly because the jokes work only in finnish. Please do not waste your time watching this movie, you will make a favor to yourself.
The whole movie is just the most popular fingerpori-pun-jokes in live action. The movie is made in a way that gives nothing to the story. Characters interact like they were characters of a comic. Plot is nonexistent and acting bad. The format of the movie is 4 stories from residents of Fingerpori, but the twist is that the stories have already been seen in the comics. Nothing is achieved by making a movie copy-paste from the comic strips: Everybody has already laughed at those jokes.
Only reason this movie exist is the fact that Finnish culture makes it possible to a movie make a few bucks just based on the fact the concept is familiar and likeable. Somebody might see an ad of this movie and think that "I might watch this. Maybe it has a few great new jokes now that it is a whole brand new movie". I hope that no one has actually watched this with high expectations and got disappointed by the unoriginality.
I would not recommend this movie to anybody who has ever seen a fingerpori comic. If you have never seen anything fingerpori related (you live in an other country) u won't cry yourself to sleep, mostly because the jokes work only in finnish. Please do not waste your time watching this movie, you will make a favor to yourself.
Did you know
- TriviaFilmed mainly in Turku, Finland. The school building at Ruiskatu 8 has been used extensively as the location, both from outside and inside.
- Quotes
Heimo Vesa: An old, wise woman once asked me: 'How much are you willing to pay for love?' 'One Euro and thirty cents', I said. 'Agreed' she said.
[English subtitles / translation to Finnish dialogue]
- ConnectionsFeatured in Huomenta Suomi: Episode dated 7 October 2019 (2019)
- SoundtracksYes Sir, alkaa polttaa
(Yes Sir, I Can Boogie)
Written by Rolf Soja and Frank Dostal
Finnish lyrics by Irina Milan
Performed by Pirjo Lonka and Aku Hirviniemi
Details
- Runtime1 hour 25 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
Contribute to this page
Suggest an edit or add missing content