Je mehr, desto besser

Nothing special but some funny scenes. The only thing did not match was that gay story in the swingers club which had nothing to do with reality.

But this is part of the whole plan of Netflix to impose homosexuality.

Like many Spanish films, this is weirdly bonkers. But once you get past halfway it all comes together nicely and you find yourself caring for all the characters and their romantic outcomes.

The message of this story in the eyes of the script writer is clear: we should respect each other's sexual drives because there is no shame in it. And he expounds this through different storylines, including 2 married couples, a gay couple, cousins, and a woman who's getting married the day after.

The stories are narrated in an easygoing way sans truly dramatic high points. The viewer tries to understand each of the characters, and he/she decides whether the message resonates in each story. But it feels superficial and you don't feel connected.

The film, however, has to be commended for its attempt to present a ticklish issue. Self-discovery, if it comes, is good for one's personal growth.

Obviously not an American movie, they would never done it, too prude. The story is somehow believable and entertaining, not only that but the movie is funny and the ending truly is what it's mean to be.

It's not going to win an Oscar but it will make you laugh and cringe at some of the occurrences of the film.

Never seen the cast before but I am sure to check it out what else has the director writer made before this film.

An R-rated version of Shortbus. It's impossible to reach total abandon like in that movie since the actors are quite well-known. The first name on the credit even didn't lose his clothing until the final and mid-credit scene.

Multiple plotlines don't reach its full potential even though it could. However the movie is still a good time, the movie feels effortless in what seems to be an awkward filming lol.