Jackpotes

A Mexican dramatic comedy It is about best friends who, under the influence of narcotics, launch a new social signatures app into the world, having the support of a company they begin to develop it, but it blows their minds.

It is appreciated that it is not the typical generic formula romantic comedy.

Quality.

Entertaining With light jokes, some organic and well-behaved, others somewhat forced.

Good production values. Editing helps a lot in this work.

A bit loaded with profanity and obscenities.

The lead actors do a wonderful performance, the cast is fine.

Although the script is not the wonder of the world, it tries to give a very interesting point of view, but it is completely lost.

There are two or three moments that do not add anything to the film and the plot, but they are still passable.

He talks about the crisis of the age of 30 and dreams and projects, of friendship, of teamwork, about the excessive use of applications.

A movie for millennials.

The movie surges from a good idea. Show a comical criticism of the current generation's addiction to phones and social media around all the aspects of their lives.

What's the result?

By trying to include many of these situations, sadly none are accomplished and the comedy never appears. The movie goes way too fast from minute one, so it is hard to keep up with the rhythm, hence the story stumbles on all the situations that were established in the first place. The extremely fast pace ruins enjoyment and it gets reflected in the script, in the performances, and the situations of the characters.

In the third act, it seems that the aim is to solve the characters' arc, but there is no real development, so it feels that the end arrives because the film had to end due to lack of "funding".

I'm giving it a 2 for the good intentions, but it is genuinely a "hard to watch" movie.

This film is an example of how comedy in Mexico begins to reinvent itself (for better) little by little. A great achievement! Highly recommended.

Horrible movie.

This movie is so bad it should be a torture routine. So bad so bad.

I don't understand why Netflix do things like this.