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| Warner Bros. | Release Date: June 5, 1992 |
Starring:
Andre Rosey Brown, Christopher Martin, Christopher Reid, Jeff Jensen, Loretta Devine, Mariann Aalda, Meshach Taylor, Rick Ducommun, Simply Marvalous, Tony Simotes
Summary:
A valedictorian and a juvenile delinquent have their school records switched and begin to be treated like the other.
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It's not just for people who like rap or the rap atmosphere. It's a well-paced, light comedy that can appeal to anybody. [05 Jun 1992, p.D1]
A fairly predictable musical-comedy vehicle for the rap duo Kid 'N Play that saws off much of the hard edge of the comic style they displayed in their lower-budget first outing, House Party. [05 Jun 1992]
It’s not a bad film. Brightly designed, slickly paced, it has its cargo of youth elements: laughs, sexual tease, action and music. But, halfway through, you can almost feel everyone relaxing, waiting for the next bit of spiritless slapstick or car-chase to carry them through to the end.
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Class Act doesn't even try to live up to its title, so if your taste in movies runs to the juvenile, you've come to the right place. [05 Jun 1992, p.28]
Class Act is a comedy. A deeply flawed one, too: The last half-hour is a mess, as the sly gags of the early going give way to a seemingly endless and perfectly artless chase sequence. [05 Jun 1992, p.E5]
Not much of Class Act makes any sense, which is all right, but not much of it is funny either. [05 Jun 1992, p.B]
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