The Devil's Kickers

Synopsis

The Devil's Kickers, directed by Granz Henman, follows the story of Moritz, a young boy who joins a struggling football team known as the Red Devils. With the help of his new friends and the guidance of his coach, the team must overcome their differences and learn to work together to have a chance at winning the upcoming tournament. Along the way, they face various challenges and obstacles that test their determination and teamwork. The movie explores themes of friendship, perseverance, and the power of unity in achieving a common goal. The Devil's Kickers is a heartwarming sports comedy that appeals to both children and adults.

Cast

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  Diana Amft

  Moritz' Mother

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  Benno Fürmann

  Moritz' Father

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  Reiner Schöne

  Rudi

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  Armin Rohde

  Mr. Rothkirch

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  Catherine Flemming

  Mrs. Rothkirch

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  Henry Horn

  Moritz

Reviews

The Devil's Kickers, also known as Teufelskicker, has received mixed reviews from critics. While some praise the film for its heartwarming storyline and positive message about teamwork and friendship, others criticize its clichéd plot and predictable outcome. Rotten Tomatoes describes the movie as a 'charming family film that delivers a feel-good message' but notes that it lacks originality. IMDb users have given the film a rating of 5.4/10, indicating a mediocre reception. Metacritic highlights the performances of the young actors, particularly Diana Amft as the coach, but points out the film's formulaic approach to the sports genre. Overall, The Devil's Kickers is a light-hearted movie that entertains with its humor and relatable characters, appealing to fans of sports comedies and family films.