Cansada de besar sapos

This is the first film I saw this year. I wanted to see this movie because the beautiful Ana Serradilla was in it and let me tell you something, she is indeed beautiful, the movie is NOT.

The story is a very used story about a heartbroken girl who dates a lot of men until he finds the man of her dreams right at her nose. As I don't like to give spoilers that's all I'm going to say about the plot, that is not awesome but is a decent history.

Miguel Rodarte's character is wasted, I mean he is a great actor that plays a gay man in this film, but he could do a lot more there wasn't enough writing for him.

Technically this film really sucks, the editing is not bad, it is worse than bad, I can't believe that this kind of editing goes to the movie theaters, I have seen freshmen who edit better than this, you can actually see some takes during a sequence that are filmed in different days or different time, you can say that after the sunlight.

If you want to see a good Mexican movie please don't see this one, if you don't care about the technical aspects of film-making then watch it.

I thought this film was great. Being use to flashy Hollywood films, I caught this movie during Christmas vacation. I absolutely loved it. The acting was good, the storyline was interesting. I felt like this was the story of someone I knew or maybe even something that could happen to me. Very real and entertaining to the last minute. The soundtrack was phenomenal. I recommend this movie and thanks to this experience will now make a better effort to support Mexican films. I was pleasantly surprised by Ana's versatily and credibility in the supporting role. I only knew her as a soap opera actress. PLease go see this movie. It's great for a girls night out, a first date or just on your own.

We all know that Mexican film industry produce a lot, but sometimes is hard to watch a lot of those movies because they are not commercial. Now "Cansada de Besar Sapos" is the chosen one to exhibit on movie theaters.

"Cansada de Besar Sapos" tells the story of a girl tired of being cheated to by her boyfriend, the girl is Martha (Ana Serradilla) a interior designer. So she decides to search for mr. right now in the web, and become a "hombreriega".

She could've been a portrayal of a very strong woman, but the director (or maybe someone else) chooses to settle for the "fairy tale version" of this story.

It is a funny movie, but you have a very recently example of another Mexican movie called "Asi del precipicio", a little more daring to show a girl reality in this country (and a bit more entertaining, I have to say).

Ana Serradilla has star potential. But the surprise is Miguel Rodarte in "another gay role", I hope to see more of this actor in better roles. And also kudos for the art direction and the soundtrack, both, excellent.

An enjoyable movie.

It was a huge disappointment to see this film.

The plot is so predictable, they use all the stereotypes that fit in the characters and all the available clichés to make a very obvious story.

The soundtrack is a compilation of love songs, and you listen to them all the time, due to the lack of a good story they use the songs to "guide" the viewer into the plot. About on a half of the movie, the only thing that you listen is a love song, one minute dialogues, and then another love song. Hard to stand after an hour.

I won't deny that I had a couple of laughs, but the suffering was bigger than that.

This film had a lot of advertising in Mexico, and maybe for the average T.V. viewer perception this is not such a bad movie. But I dare you, my friends, to tell me that it deserves more than a 2.

Excuse my English ;-)

With another poor year for the Mexican film industry quality and creativity, I would risk to take this movie and bring it to the recommendations board on its category.

I knew little about Ana Serradilla but I have to admit that she offers a sweet performance that gives a fresh and tender touch to this comedy; Another remarkable hit is brought by Miguel Rodarte behind a gay character that makes his appearances funny and very enjoyable.

The story itself is not very propositive but it's a soft romantic comedy that accomplishes having you in front of the screen with a constant smile and enjoying a great time. Isn't that one of "going to the movies" goals?