amybrannon-87017 This movie is 100% cliche, over-done plot lines and characters. I was surprised that people with the means to make a movie would bother with such simplistic, stereotyped content. AND YET, it somehow managed to cheer me up. In fact, I saw the movie two years ago, and now I'm trying to track it down again, looking for a fun movie for a pre-teen Spanish girl. I remembered two themes from the movie: 1) A young woman chooses between a shallow-glamorous marriage and her chosen career in science. 2) A young couple finds romance together after years of respecting the boundaries of friendship. Both of these are great themes for younger girls. And the simplicity of the plot and characters allows that age group to contemplate life without confusion and drama. I actually can't remember if the entire movie is age-appropriate for adolescents. But if it is, I'd say it's better that many of the Disney movies, with their steep sexual innuendos.

lidieth007 I've been watching a couple Mexican movies lately and I happen to stumble upon the trailer of Cásese Quien Pueda on youtube and became interested in watching it even though the trailer gave away some of the cheesy acting in the film but I decided to give it a try since I recognized some of the actors in the film and seemed like it would be entertaining.However, it was very disappointing, I have to agree with the other two reviews here. I was very hard to watch because there was a lot of bad acting and overreacting, specially from the main character Ana (Martha Higareda) but all characters overall were cheesy and unbelievable. The only character that was believable in the entire film probably was Erik as portrayed by the Argentinean actor Michel Brown. The overall script needed a lot of improvement, it rather seemed like they started with a good idea but couldn't craft the script quite yet, it lacks unity but more importantly versatility. There are some very unbelievable moments that are incoherent and seem like the filmmakers threw them in there because they didn't know how to continue the film, or they didn't have a better way to put it in context.However, like I said, it still managed to entertain me a little bit and made me smile from time to time, but the overall quality of the storytelling is quite disappointing. But the number one thing that really hurts it is the bad acting and the bad script. But if you can get over the fact of the exaggerated/theater-like acting then you should find it at least somewhat entertaining. These actors need to understand that acting for film is not the same as acting for telenovelas.

doranapedrero Horrible film, it's lame I feel ashamed of Mexican film industry. I could not keep watching it for more than 15 minutes. Has a lousy script, hollow, zero creativity, no wit whatsoever. Dismal performances and direction, could not believe it that nowadays Mexico continues to do mostly bad movies. It seems that if Gael, Luna, or the Bichir brothers are not in the movie they just can't do something worth to watch, not even a good story. I do not understand how it is that cinema's golden age was of such quality stories and movies you can watch over and over again and remain valid over time and most movies today are so bad. Take for example the remake of "Hasta el viento tiene miedo" also with Higadera and awful as hell with a really stupid script. Crappy movie.

mashingon being a Mexican citizen, lover of Mexican cinematic culture, this movie stayed back in the ancient times. When I saw it I just couldn't believe how would the uprising of Mexican culture could have that kind of gap. its like having a flashback to our non existent talent on the film culture and learning not even the basics, but the 101 training.denigrating to our culture, just disappointing in ever aspect starting from the script to the stereotyped-million times seen movie where the cute guy ends up with the stupid modern girl nothing makes sense and in every frame we can see the absurdity of a script made in 5 minutes that transmits nothing but absolute nonsense