Je t'aime, imbécile!

Romantic comedies looks much the same wherever its made or when its done. though this is a male seeker movie, and that may attract me as a man more than harry potter seeks. it has all the same cliches, and the same sjargong as the rest of the genre. its the main caracter narrated story and the lovestory is real sad. but with 500 miles to walk back and forth brings happiness back to where it belongs. and let london be the magic keyword

its a spanish product with rather starspangling spanish actors that delivers the goods very nice.to me the film felt like it was made in small sequences, and the way the director have hit the bulls eye is that every sequence ends with a good laugh. so let that be the reason to view ''te quiero, imbecil''. the grumpy old man had a good time, a recommend

Amusing ,fast moving, Well acted Spanish comedy. A lot of cussing but the acting makes it less obtrusive.

A Spanish romantic comedy, produced for Netflix, with everything in the right place, that is to say, that reproduces all the clichés of the genre in an exemplary way and without great traces of originality.

The funniest part of the film are the self-help videos of the Argentine guru, precisely because it is the only trace of any originality. Everything else has been seen and is totally predictable.

Of course, the genre works, the characters generate empathy, the film goes by fast and causes a few complicit smiles. It's been like this since Claudette Colbert and Cary Grant, passing by Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal and so many others.

It pleases with its enormous predictability, but it doesn't add anything, it just entertains.

The storytelling is very boring and dry. It also has predictable scenes.

Clear sailing Spanish romcom we all know where the plot is headed. Apart from few unnecessary LGBTQ+ jokes, Laura Mañá taught us that you don't have to look far to find perfect love. Gutiérrez transformed himself into 'alpha male' in quite humorous way.