The carton movie is not bad, neither is it good.. German culture is pretty tied with many laws and rules and so especially teenagers can enjoy the scandalous, vulgar, rebellious scenes.. Not much more behind that.. It helps to have some experience with life in Germany..
Kleines Arschloch
1997 [GERMAN]
Animation / Comedy
Plot summary
Want to know what a successful day in the life of the little asshole looks like? Yes? Well, after you have successfully disturbed your parents' lovemaking, you concentrate on your own libido. This, slightly disturbed, forces you to strain the weak heart of pensioner Mrs. Koschmidder with unambiguous offers.
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German cartoon movie..
Taste is relativ...
I am not a person who believes in "family, love, morality". I make jokes about just about everything, always knowing how these are meant. This film however somehow made me think a little bit too much.
Sure, there are some REALLY good jokes in this film (I only saw the original German version and don't know anything about the translation). Most characters are sure to provide many good laughs. My personal favorite was the old man (Grandpa) with his great phrases.
There are on the other hand several "jokes" which go so far that they are no longer funny (IMHO). Sure, old people may become helpless and may have to live in special homes; but suggesting that they are only lumps of meat with snot constantly dripping from there noses is almost a direct insult. This is one example of several.
Generally this movie is worth seeing, a little more respect and good taste would have helped enormously.
The 'Fritz the Cat' of the 90's
'Kleines Arschloch' actually translates to "The Little A**hole" but officially it's translated as "The Little Bastard".
A shabbily animated obscene satire. Brilliant in parts it overall is quite aimless and the ending feels hardly concluding. The film lives through its witty dialogue and through the character of the "little a**hole" and his grandpa.
It exposes people as what they are: Stupid and obscene. Only the "little a**hole", a 10 year old boy who lacks any feelings of shame seems to be more than just an animal. He talks in a sophisticated manner, but not without being the most obscene of them all. You have to consider, though, that the film is told from his perspective and he leads us through it with his everlasting, exposing narration.