The Slurb

Synopsis

The Slurb, also known as Das Sams, is a heartwarming family comedy released in 2001, directed by Ben Verbong, starring the talented Ulrich Noethen. The story follows Herr Taschenbier, a mild-mannered man, who discovers a magical creature named Sams in his life. Sams turns Herr's ordinary life upside down with its mischievous antics and infectious charm. As Herr navigates the chaos caused by Sams, he learns valuable lessons about family, friendship, and the true meaning of happiness. The film strikes a perfect balance between humor and heartfelt moments, making it a delightful watch for audiences of all ages.

Cast

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  Ulrich Noethen

  Mr. Taschenbier

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  Christine Urspruch

  The Slurb

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  Aglaia Szyszkowitz

  Ms. März

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  Armin Rohde

  Mr. Mon

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  Eva Mattes

  Annemarie Rotkohl

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  August Zirner

  Oliver Oberstein jr.

Reviews

The Slurb, also known as Das Sams, received mixed reviews from critics but garnered a dedicated fan base. While some praised the whimsical storytelling and Ulrich Noethen's endearing performance, others found the humor to be too quirky and the pacing a bit slow. Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a rating of 3.8/5, stating that 'The Slurb offers a magical escape for those seeking lighthearted entertainment.' IMDb rates the movie at 5.6/10, with some users appreciating the nostalgic feel of the film while others feeling it lacks depth. Metacritic provides a Metascore of 58, indicating "mixed or average reviews." Despite the varying opinions, The Slurb remains a charming and entertaining family film.