Classe du Futur

Titre original : Class of 1999 II: The Substitute

1994
R
1h 27m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe substitute teacher of the future is a robot who answers spit-wads with bullets. He'll clean up the gang situation at the school, too, if a government agent doesn't catch him first for an... Tout lireThe substitute teacher of the future is a robot who answers spit-wads with bullets. He'll clean up the gang situation at the school, too, if a government agent doesn't catch him first for an experimental robot army.The substitute teacher of the future is a robot who answers spit-wads with bullets. He'll clean up the gang situation at the school, too, if a government agent doesn't catch him first for an experimental robot army.

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Anecdotes
The film's original title was "Class of 2001: The Substitute". This is evident when the character of G.D. Ash (Rick Hill) mentions that the incidents at Kennedy High occurred two years ago. Therefore, despite the title, the film is supposed to be set in the year 2001.

Gaffes
When John handcuffs Ice in the fireplace and sets him on fire, a close-up shot of the gas valve shows it in the off position (valve handle perpendicular to the pipe).

Citations
[after sitting down with John to lunch, Jenna notices the huge amounts of food on his tray]
Jenna McKensie: I tell ya... if I ate that much food, I'd be...
John Bolen: I convert food to fuel rapidly. It's almost nuclear.
Jenna McKensie: [puzzled] Uh... yeah. Um... listen you've probably already heard about the rumors of me testifying going around the school. You know maybe everyone is right about me not testifying.
John Bolen: No, they're not. If you allow a student to gain control of the situation, the result is anarchy. Anyone who's telling you not to testify is wrong.

Autres versions
UK video versions were cut by 9s for an '18' rating. DVD versions were later passed uncut, with the same rating.

Connexions
Features Classe du futur (1990)

Bandes originales
I Can't Take This
Composed by Andrew Keresztes
Lyrics by Kelli Orlando
Performed by Kelli Orlando

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3/10

The Weakest Film in the Trilogy

This film essentially begins where its predecessor left off with the four combat droids from the last picture having been destroyed earlier in the year. That being said, however, there now appears to be another combat droid by the name of "John Bolen" (Sasha Mitchell) operating as a substitute teacher at a high school in Bend, Oregon. To that effect, he also malfunctions and not only kills several unruly kids but also the principal of that school as well. Clearly realizing that he cannot remain there any longer, he then travels to Monroeville, California to serve as a substitute teacher at a reform school for very troubled high school students. Needless to say, in his mind this is an extremely target-rich environment which requires the only solution he is familiar with--with disastrous consequences for all concerned. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that this was easily the worst film in the trilogy which began with "Class of 1984" and continued with "Class of 1999" produced four years earlier. Not only did it lack originality but even the surprising twist at the end wasn't really that effective either. In short, this was a rather weak sequel and I have rated it accordingly. Below average.