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DAVON STIRBT MAN NICHT
Why they showed this film at nine o'clock in the evening, I don't know: it could have been a cautionary tale for children in the afternoon.
Well, OK, so what, the hot chick porking the nerdy teacher was really the intended kidnap victim and Jürgen's a -- what -- entirely too jocular detective, given the matter at hand, or just a goofy amateur? Anyway, he looked good, and he's cute when he swears. "Where's the f*cking door?"
jürgen worked as a security man for the father of the (intended) victim. i guess the father was rich enough to need security, but not rich enough to hire someone with the competence to prevent a kidnapping.
Jürgen kept the swag, tho', didn't he? Wuzzup with that? Naughty schnitzel.
I dunno, DID he keep the money? I figure it probably sank to the bottom of the lake in that metal case, but maybe not. I hope Jürgen got it so he could marry that nice lady and live a life of luxury. I actually liked the middle-aged woman here, perhaps for the first time ever in a thing like this. Glad to see 'em hook up at the end.I thought the whole thing was darn sweet. I liked Jürgen's jocularity. Usually in a thing like this he spends the whole time being more or less pissed off. The departure from the norm was welcome. And he got on a boat, and had The Good Haircut. The costumer should be shot - and not just on his account, either - but otherwise, no complaints here.
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