Lammbock

Synopsis

Lammbock is a German comedy film released in 2001 that follows the story of two friends, Stefan and Kai, who run a pizza delivery service as a front for their marijuana distribution business. As their operation grows, they face unexpected challenges and hilarious situations that put their friendship to the test. Through witty dialogue and comedic mishaps, the two friends embark on a wild adventure that questions the consequences of their illegal activities. With a mix of humor and heartwarming moments, Lammbock entertains audiences with its unique take on friendship and the consequences of chasing quick money.

Cast

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  Lucas Gregorowicz

  Stefan

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  Moritz Bleibtreu

  Kai

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  Marie Zielcke

  Laura

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  Julian Weigend

  Achim

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  Alexandra Schalaudek

  Gina

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  Elmar Wepper

  Vater Becker

Reviews

Lammbock has received positive reviews from both audiences and critics alike. Rotten Tomatoes praises the film for its refreshing humor and engaging storyline, giving it a solid rating of 85%. IMDb users have rated Lammbock with a respectable 7.2/10, applauding the film for its comedic timing and memorable characters. Metacritic highlights the film's clever writing and strong performances, earning it an impressive score of 78 out of 100. Critics have described Lammbock as a hilarious and entertaining ride that offers a fresh perspective on the stoner comedy genre. Overall, the film has been well-received for its humor, performances, and unique storytelling.