Yucatán

I am not typically a fan of comedies, but this one had me chuckling a bit here and there because of the ridiculous things these con artists would to do rob an old man. The movie has good heartwarming moments, but for the most part it was filled with comedy and extremely good acting. It is nice to be able to see Luis Tosar in something apart from his generally serious roles, definitely refreshing to see him in a comedic spotlight. Overall, this movie is not my favorite but it definitely goes in my top ten in regards to comedy!

Although the question I really have: how did they get the bunnies to sit so still in that one scene? And I didn't spot a contunuity error either - I know strange, right? But maybe and very likely you don't care about that (sorry for the short outburst). You do care about the movie and how good it may be though. The comedy factor is ok, but overall this is quite predictable.

Even the ending, which makes you wonder why ... well there is an explanation why he would fall for it, although he spotted a different set up earlier, but is it enough? Also do you really care? Don't get me wrong the characters are overall quite likeable, but also quite forgettable. While this isn't bad and some of the jokes do work, it also isn't a top notch movie either ... it's decent

There are good and bad things about Yucatán but overall it's an okay movie to watch once. The bad things to me would be the length of the movie, it's just a bit too long, the singing scenes, there are too many and too long, and the plausibility of the story, as that would never happen in real life. The good things are the actors, they're all good in what they do, and the story is entertaining and easy to follow, and it's also good for my Spanish. But it's not a movie that I will remember or that I will watch a second time in the future, but that doesn't mean it's bad, that just means there are a lot of better movies, that's all.

Shenanigans on a sea cruise. Lucas and clayderman have always agreed to hustle and steal on different ships. But when they end up on the same ship, their plans clash. And crash into each other. Clayderman fears that lucas has come to steal his wife verónica. But apparently, they are both trying to scam one of the passengers who has recently won the lottery. It's pretty silly, but there are some twists and turns, some funny bits. From spain. I fear some of the humor was lost in translation. The sound has been dubbed into english, but occasionally, the subtitles don't quite match what the speakers are saying, in the dubbed version. It's fun, if you don't take it too seriously. Directed by daniel monzón.

It's a breezy, light-hearted film although it manages to sneak in its message.

It's a joy watching Luis Tosar and Rodrigo Dela Serna do their thing as engaging thespians. But Joan Pera as Antonio steals the show. He delivers on his role as a lucky lottery winner who's burdened by it.

Don't expect a thrilling voyage, and you'll be entertained and, at the same time, visit vicariously interesting places.