Siempre sí

It completely fails to transmit feeling, worse yet, it doesn't even come close to exploring any conflict and is so offset from reality that it's simply boring.

So hot and steamy, literally! Loved every minute of it!

I found this "film" on a list of good gay erotica movies and I cant believe how bad this experience was.

For me, the main problem is that it feels empty. It has non existing story, vacuous and forced dialogue, actors with no charisma and cero experience, unappealing s*x scenes, bad music, pretencious "profound" quotes, and 80% of the scenes are gratuitous and worthless.

The director should be banned from "directing" another "film", the writer from "writing" ever again, and the "actors" from "acting".

Please, dont waste your time in this excuse of a gay porn film. There are thousands of videos with better s*x scenes and better looking men.

This is basically a gay porn movie, with a vague storyline to bind the various sex-scenes together. This story (a guy coming to the big City of Mexico City, hoping to extend his sexual limits), combined with (intended) appropriate music and (intended) profound and poetical written texts between the scenes, apparently serves to upgrade this porn movie to a slightly more main stream level.

To me that purpose didn't work. The story is wafer-thin, next to non-existent, the written texts are pretentious, and nice music alone doesn't make for a good movie. It didn't help either that main character Hector is hardly attractive to watch (not unimportant in such a sexual movie), nor are his sex-partners: all big, hairy and beefy (but that's of course a matter of personal taste).

I have nothing against porn, but I don't need it disguised as art-house. Either make a solid porn flick, or make a movie that combines realistic sexual content with a serious involving story. But this poor excuse is neither.

In bizarre manner, the innocence is the basic virtue of this film about difference, a proposition, a long way to capital , adventures- in a familiar chain , and the happiness of the end. A nice film, naive, of course, poor- in many senses, but not bad. But touching in some measure. So, Siempre Si.