Die Känguru-Chroniken

2020
1h 32m

IMDb RATING

5.2/10

3.5K

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Dimitrij Schaad in Die Känguru-Chroniken (2020)

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Comedy

Comedy based on the radio comedy and the bestselling books and audio-books by Marc-Uwe Kling.Comedy based on the radio comedy and the bestselling books and audio-books by Marc-Uwe Kling.Comedy based on the radio comedy and the bestselling books and audio-books by Marc-Uwe Kling.

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IMDb RATING

5.2/10

3.5K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination

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Trivia
The final scene after the credits, in which the kangaroo says that it doesn't have to have the final word, is the exact copy of the same ending of the original book. Onthe last page of the book there is only one line, saying that the kangaroo doesn't have to have the last word.

Crazy credits
After the credits the kangaroo is standing at the peephole and is spraying the K on the screen. Also The kangaroo admires the singers of the closing song while Marc-Uwe is complaining that the kangaroo has to have the final word, to which the kangaroo replied (with its final word): "No, I don't".

Connections
Featured in The Kangaroo Conspiracy (2022)

Soundtracks
Heimat, das bist Du
Performed by Henry Hübchen and Bettina Lamprecht

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Review

Featured review

3/10

So disappointing

If you're expecting any new comedy in this movie: no, there isn't. If you're expecting the movie is at least made in the same dry comedy way like the books: nope, it's made in a comedian way maybe even Till Schweiger would be embarrassed of. The film maker took all of the book jokes and put them into slapstick contexts that it's just cringy.

And then these quotations of Pulp Fiction or The big Lebowski. The movie quoted it. But no further jokes / extension. It just took the same dialogs. Like you didn't see those movies.

Super bad movie, although the the novels are great. Made for an audience without a brain. Sad :(