3.5Hababam Class Hello

Movies · 2004

Hababam Class Hello

Hababam Sınıfı Merhaba

3.5/10 ★★☆☆☆ 3.5 ◷ 118 min 2004-01-16 Turkey
SReviewed bySite Amin
Production Company
Arzu Film

Story

The year is 2003, Private Çamlıca High School, the school of the former Hababam Classes, still continues education and training. The owner of the school passed away and the school is run by his son Deli Bedri. The Hababam tradition at the school continues at full speed and all the teachers at the school are fed up with all kinds of games of the students in this class and are looking for a place to escape. Taking advantage of all this, the school owner, nicknamed Deli Bedri, wants to sell the school to a contractor in exchange for flats and build a plaza in its place. The school principal, Fatoş Hodja, who is aware of his dream, asks for help from the former students of the Hababam Class in order to fight against the Hababam Class, which is the excuse for selling the school. Events escalate when Deli Bedri says that he sold the school and a big surprise awaits everyone.

Review

3.5/10★★☆☆☆ 3.5

The Hababam Class Hello movie appears as a modern interpretation of the classic Turkish comedy. The film tells about the Hababam tradition that continues at Private Çamlıca High School and how this tradition is planned to be used by the school owner Deli Bedri. In the movie, events begin to develop when the school principal, Fatoş Hodja, asks for help from former Hababam students in the face of the danger of the school being sold.

At this point, the relationships and dialogues of the characters in the film continue to make the audience laugh. The overall tone of the film manages to create a funny and cheerful atmosphere. However, what makes the film more special may vary depending on the viewer's own observations.

Pros2

  • Comedy elements have been handled successfully
  • The players' performance is effective

Cons2

  • There are some inconsistencies in the script
  • Some scenes are overly extended

Cast

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