Remember the story about a young hip teacher who took on a troubled class of suburban youth and made them smarter, more confident, and they all went off to live happily ever after? The Class is a realistic story about teachers, more or less, that exists mostly thanks to good intentions but lacks drive or entertainment value. Ever wondered why your teachers seemed like they hated your guts or always looked depressed? Herein lie the answers to your questions. A new twist but all together boring. Based on the book Entre les murs by François Bégaudeau.

QUALITY:
The class is not a film that has a lot of special effects (in fact none) or takes you to color rich backdrops that are enhanced by the power of high definition. Its bland, its uneventful, its school. Not a whole lot to get excited about and the HD aspects seem wasted here. Sound-wise its pretty fantastic. The Dolby TrueHD 3.0 utilizes the surround sound system to offer a rich environment of sound (at school).

BONUS FEATURES:
Making of Featurette
Commentary on Select Scenes
Exclusive to BLU-RAY:
Actors Workshop
Actor’s Self-Portraits