Allswell

I loved watching this movie about these Hispanic women from New York such great characters and people they are, the story is really pretty good as far as stories go if not somewhat familiar, and it's all about family so familiar maybe the best appropriate way to describe such a story a tale of ordinary people experiencing typical life situations but all of the actors really do a great job and I mean I think all of them do!, it's funny and sad and compelling and sometimes frustrating and very real this story, the portrayals are so real and it makes it interesting to be a part of you actually feel like you're a part of the story I think, don't let naysayers dissuade you from this one, it's sweet.

I really liked this movie -- the overall direction, camerawork and the quality of the cast were effective. The plot may have had some predictable moments but also some really funny and human moments. Moments of drama mixed in with comedy - felt realistic to life being both funny and dramatic at the same time.

I liked the overall theme of family and motherhood - between the sister who wanted to be a mother, the sister who acted like a mother to everyone, and the sister-in-law who struggled to in her motherhood. All three leading ladies played well on their own and together. And the supporting cast were good too.

I'm a fan of Bobby Cannavale's work, but I'm not sure why he did this. Elizabeth Rodríguez acting is always flat and the same and the movie is just boring in the end. It's direction isn't bad, it's just in the end I felt like I had just wasted my time watching other people's issues that didn't matter. If you're into Lifetime movies, this is right up your alley, it just wasn't my cup of tea.