[REL] Akademia pana Kleksa (2023)

[Moonee]

I was confused why netflix listed an extended version in "More to Explore" when I typed up kleks academy (Unfortunately netflix doesn't have the extended version..)

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Netflix also lists Kleks Academy 2 in More to Explore.. This is the reason why I went hunting for the sequel (I originally didn't realise there was a sequel)

[Mia]

It also has a third sequel, but that may be in the filming. In the ending credits of the second one.

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[David32441]

it's quite funny that a 37m50s ep has over 6 minutes of credits at the end + 1 minute of logos at the beginning! Think of them as 30minute episodes! 20% is credits.

[DreamScape]

it's quite funny that a 37m50s ep has over 6 minutes of credits at the end + 1 minute of logos at the beginning! Think of them as 30minute episodes! 20% is credits.

It's sort of depressing how many people worked on the film, how hard they tried to turn the franchise into Poland's Harry Potter, and in the end, failed so badly.

[David32441]

it's quite funny that a 37m50s ep has over 6 minutes of credits at the end + 1 minute of logos at the beginning! Think of them as 30minute episodes! 20% is credits.

It's sort of depressing how many people worked on the film, how hard they tried to turn the franchise into Poland's Harry Potter, and in the end, failed so badly.

Had strong Harry Potter vibes, kids going off to a school. Can tell from the start the budget must be high - they going to film in 5 or more locations, build a strange Japanese dojo, a south American bar, and a few others, each for a 1minute scene at the beginning! Crazy $! And yeah, have a slightly creepy round man with long eyebrows jump around weirdly! Was he supposed to be a bird? I'm sure I'll eventually watch the rest - but that was my impression after first 10mins.

[mimzy]

I read the book when I was a kid. Don't remember the details, but sounds like the film is only loosely based on the book if at all