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Class Details

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A delightful comedy about the outrageous sexual exploits of two young prep school students (Lowe and McCarthy) who's friendship is painfully tested when one of them has an affair with the other's seductive mother (Bisset.) Read more

Starring Rob Lowe, Jacqueline Bisset, Andrew McCarthy, Cliff Robertson
Director Lewis John Carlino
Genres Comedy

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Class

A delightful comedy about the outrageous sexual exploits of two young prep school students (Lowe and McCarthy) who's friendship is painfully tested when one of them has an affair with the other's seductive mother (Bisset.)

Starring Rob Lowe, Jacqueline Bisset, Andrew McCarthy, Cliff Robertson, Virginia Madsen, Stuart Margolin, Alan Ruck, Anna Maria Horsford, John Cusack, Casey Siemaszko, Joan Cusack, Remak Ramsay
Director Lewis John Carlino
Studio MGM ENTERTAINMENT
Run time DVD: 1 hr 34 mins
Certificate DVD Certificate 15.gif
Genres Comedy
Language English
Released DVD: 06 Jan 2003
Production year: 1983
Format DVD
  • Critics' reviews (3) of Class

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  • 2 stars out of 5

    A typical sexual rite-of-passage movie, overlaid with dubious eighties concerns about making money and wearing the right designer clothes. There is something queasily tacky about the fragrant Jacqueline Bisset debagging her son's school friend in a glass-sided lift, and the rest of this distinctly self-satisfied movie is full of the kind of personal selfishness that takes you back to the decade of materialism. The characters lack any form of compassion or self-doubt — essential ingredients for a believable movie about teenage sexual awakening.

    • Radio Times
  • Another of those mildly titillating high-school films, soulless and self-satisfied, realising the youthful fantasy of... read more on Time Out

    • Time Out
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  • 7 out of 11 people found this review helpful

    Rated - 1 star

    No class whatsoever

    Bizarre Freudian nightmare in which horrible spoilt rich boy, desperate to lose his virginity, ends up copping off with his best friend's alcoholic mother. It's difficult to know what makes 'Class' so dislikeable. Perhaps it's watching two of the Brat Pack's least talented members (Andrew McCarthy and Rob Lowe, whose smug face and comb-over haircut makes you want to punch the screen). Perhaps it's the way in which Jacqueline Bisset as the sexy mother is entirely incidental to the plot, a device to test the protagonists' friendship, whose own problems are tossed aside in favour of the tedious boyish dilemmas. And maybe it's another wasted performance from the superb Cliff Robertson.

    This is a laugh-free comedy, with terrible performances, loathsome characters, and dismal sexual politics. Don't watch it - there are 21000 other films around here to prefer.

      • Tim Turner from Manchester
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  • 3 out of 8 people found this review helpful

    Rated - 2 stars

    Dated-only for die hard fans of Mc Carthy and Lowe

    I remember seeing this back in the 1980's and it seemed ok then. Watching it now and it seems really dated. Not many laughs in it and a fairly weak plot. Only for die hard fans of Andrew Mc Carthy and Rob Lowe.

      • Cjm1975 from Wolverhampton
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