Me Late Chocolate

I never wanted to see this movie because I knew it was going to be awful, but god, my girlfriend and her friend forced me to do it. OK i decided to give the movie a chance.but after 10 minutes you can realize how bad its going to be. The movie pretends to be "funny" but the "humor" they manage is not funny, its not funny, as almost every Mexican "comedy" movie, the jokes are stupid, just like watching a pathetic nickelodeon sitcom show. The plot is ridiculous, you have to be an asshole to get catch with that.

As most of Mexican "comedy's", you have to be a 40 year old spinster to like it

This movie made me lose money, time, and the hope of watching FLIGHT that day

When your girlfriend asks you to watch a movie like this, you just have to say no, thats the lesson i can find from this

I saw this movie on You Tube(no English subtitles) upon the recommendation of my friend, and I have to say I was not expecting that much, based on what I saw in the trailer. In fact it started out rather bad, but I gave it a chance, and it turned out to be a decent film.

I am not a big fan of romantic comedies, they tend to be predictable, but this movie was a case where the acting and direction seemed to more or less save the film and bring it up a notch.

I think that Karla Souza, in addition to being attractive is a very good actress, and seems to more or less take over the three films that I have seen her appear in(this one,"Suave Patria" and "Nosotros Los Nobles"). I do not really follow her career, but in those three, she plays very well, the roll of the rich and spoiled adult daughter. It seems that she should be doing more, and I don't know, maybe she is. For now though, she is fun to watch

It is neither good nor bad, just wasted. I liked the beginning, those chocolate scenes foreshadowed something interesting, maybe it was my fault, I set expectations. The movie has so many themes that do not fit. In my opinion, the qualities of the boyfriend macho, dies, she only suffers at the funeral. There could have been an interesting story, of her getting to know herself, starting her healing process, analyzing what connected her to such a man. The film could have concentrated on her career as a chef and stopped in the world of chocolate. Pure chocolate is healing. It could have concentrated on the school, the desserts and she could have focused on chocolate, its healing power, its elaboration, the kitchen is an inexhaustible source of so many uses and she could have instructed us as an audience. As soon as they show the school, she could have taken time to restore herself, to have time alone to heal, to get to know herself and to build her future relationship with Alex. But they put a spirit, of a macho man who pursues her, she like a madwoman desperately looking for a relationship. The problem of modern society: "it confuses spiritual needs with love needs", and we have a lot of failed relationships. If you can't be alone and be happy with yourself first, how can we expect others to do it? Modern movies, promote everything that no must be done: 1- Bad education, rudeness as power 2- Promiscuity as liberation, when it is slavery and a lie, this has more than 50% of responsibility for female unhappiness.

The movie is resolved by the script, not by the story.