with psychological skills knitted vigilante film about uncontrollable youths, school violence and the loss of power of helpless authorities, who wants to be understood, his flashy vigilantism retrospectively as a prophetic social critique . Mark L. Lester's qualities as an instigator of a serious discourse on youth violence, however, prove to be no surprise as not credible, Rather, its strength lies in the complete exploitation of the issue, which he rears when angry Exploitation with clear lines separating good and evil. Ironically draws "The Class of 1984" despite his indifferent display excessive and silly school punks and the cliché-style dystopia brutalizing children altogether a picture of youth crime, which now seem inevitably be far less fictional than 1982nd Bottom line, the film functions primarily as a straightforward action thriller, whose greatest ambition is the effective sell-out, rather than reflects profound social visions. 50%
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