Como caído del cielo

Delightful romp reminiscent of the 1930's screwball comedies. Very likeable case, music, and settings.

I didn't know what to expect when I clicked to watch this video. I had seen it come up on my Netflix feed for about a week now and it wasn't till yesterday that I decided to watch it. I was so happy to have watched this movie. It was such a heartfelt film with a nice blend of comedy, drama, and romance. I liked every moment. By the end of the film I was so emotionally invested in the main character Pedro Guadalupe/Pedro Infante, that I was tearing up.

I thought this was going to be an all out comedy at first, but I was pleasantly surprised when the movie offered so much more. It has a great romance story depicting the main character trying to redeem himself and chasing the love of his once woman. He never stops and continues to find ways to impress his wife. He goes to great lengths to attain that goal. I liked how you can empathize with the main character because you notice how human he is when bombarded with temptation.

All in all, this was a great, fun, and touching movie. I would recommend it to anyone and please, be prepared to shed a few tears. I loved this movie and at the end I thought to myself how I'd love to see a sequel. But it's safe to say that this film is a standalone movie and that's okay. Great movie!

I enjoyed this movie I'm a fan of Omar and he didn't disappoint . Watched it with my family during the holidays Pedro Infante will live on in our hearts thanks for keeping him alive and it was great to see Anjelica Marie alway as beautiful as ever.

The film has its best moments when it becomes a tribute to Pedro Infante (Omar Chaparro manages to imitate Pedro's voice perfectly), and to have good comedy moments that remind us again and again of Infante's work.

However, the film also raises the idea that Pedro must be re-educated to leave machismo behind and adopt more feminist positions. And it is in this sense where the film fails, when it tries to insert the feminist message, that although it is implicitly left over and makes the good rhythm of the plot be interrupted by such scolding.

A regular tribute to Pedro Infante, sometimes funny and sometimes moralistic, however, acceptable to see as a family.

I'm a fan of both lead actors, so I was expecting to see something good. I expected the ending to be what it was, but what I didn't expect was for it to make me feel the way it did. This movie is a great story of redemption and second chances, and most of all, how someone who is really in love is willing to do anything. Congrats to Omar and Ana Claudia and Netflix for making a movie that is way above expectations of what typical nowadays Mexican movies are.