Deep diving dynamics of plotlines flung around in the bushes, a film made more on a wish to make a retrofitted version off how life couldve been if i had the right tutors and teachers to rectify my worse than bad destiny. Its a philosophical break from 2023 made highschool movies, where the main message must be to all the dorky and boring pedagogicly drawn teachers around the world, grab your tail and do something unprecedented for once!!! Well its not a fun film, its not filled with pranks, nor overly romanced, but the acts of the teacher is nice, i did have a few like that myself decades ago, rasmussen and grønås, that shaped my life in a positive manner. Therefore just a small recommend from the grumpy old man.

First of all, somehow they had an odd soundtrack in a few parts of the film that sounded too much like the "The Neverending Story", which is suitable since it seemed like this movie would never end. It jumps around a bit, the story lines are vague, boring and inconclusive. The vast majority of the film is shot in the one classroom; you never see any other students or other parts of the school, and the acting is ridiculously bad, like what you might expect from a low budget Canadian tv drama in 1980. I was hoping for some 80s nostalgia, but they barely even touched on the time period, if at all. And the ending is even more disappointing than the rest of the movie. It's a wonder they even made this film at all. I rarely even write a review, but just wanted to warn you before you waste 90 minutes of your life. Watch if you have watched every other thing ever made, and this is the only thing left, or just twiddle your thumbs for an hour and a half, which is probably a better use of your time. Oh, I just learned that this film was actually released under a different name, "Another Brick in the Wall" (2016)... So maybe they re-released it as "Class of '85" in 2022 to try and make up for losses on the film or something.

source: Class of '85

Class of 85 is a movie literally taking place in a claustrophobic class in 1985. Over 80 % of it is shot in that class. If there was a plot, I must have missed it. The teacher, Mr. Murphy did not have an outlandish persona, nor his teaching style was unorthodox. He was more corky and weird, and borderline psycho. And he treated the 12 graders who looked like actors in their mid to late 20s like kindergarteners. To make the scenes feel like the 80s, the movie utilized a pastel color scheme. But for some strange reason, they went a step further and made it look like you are watching the movie with a TV from the 80s. Do you remember the old tubed color TVs? Where the display always looked hazy and particularly the middle of it was a bit blurry. I wanted to enjoy this film because I was in high school in the 80s. I ventured in thinking at least I could get some nostalgia, but instead all I had was an old used colored TV from the 80s.

source: Class of '85

Class of 85 is a movie literally taking place in a claustrophobic class in 1985. Over 80 % of it is shot in that class. If there was a plot, I must have missed it. The teacher, Mr. Murphy did not have an outlandish persona, nor his teaching style was unorthodox. He was more corky and weird, and borderline psycho. And he treated the 12 graders who looked like actors in their mid to late 20s like kindergarteners. To make the scenes feel like the 80s, the movie utilized a pastel color scheme. But for some strange reason, they went a step further and made it look like you are watching the movie with a TV from the 80s. Do you remember the old tubed color TVs? Where the display always looked hazy and particularly the middle of it was a bit blurry. I wanted to enjoy this film because I was in high school in the 80s. I ventured in thinking at least I could get some nostalgia, but instead all I had was an old used colored TV from the 80s.

Trailer—Class of '85