Lalola

My God, how boring, I was hoping to see a fresh story, something different from the Argentine version, (which is quite good and interesting to date, being already 15 years old). But it's a copy/paste. The performances are absurd, I want to think that the comic tone is exaggerated, but ¨lalola¨ is not funny at all, like the characters of ¨Gastón¨ and ¨¨Facundo¨, the jokes are forced. I think they could have a better adaptation to the current era, in terms of characters and diversity. I don't recommend it, I don't think it brings anything new except on the comic side, and that's what the original version and its 9 or 10 previous adaptations are for.

Man turns into a woman is a tired cliche. But "Lalola" is still interesting and funny ... for now.

Generally, I avoid this type of shows or movies because it is overdone to the point of being boring and all too predictable.

This series can't escape that, but it does have some different takes and possibilities for something more interesting and fun.

For one, our titular Lola has a mother and daughter, which can lead to new situations if the writers are brave and clever enough to pull it off. And so far in Season 1 things seem to be heading that way.

But they need to really avoid the hackneyed plots such as falling in love with that one good friend or co-worker. Please be more creative than that!

It's a comedy and drama with many plot twist. I like how they highlight many issues and themes that women have to deal with. I can binge watch this with my partner for sure. It manages to be light hearted while tackling series subjects like sexual harassment, pregnancy, domestic violence and gender pay gap, parenting, mixed family dynamics and homosexuality.

I recommend if you want to watch a Latino comedy and drama. I can't wait for the new season!

The actors are really amazing. Some of the things that happen are unrealistic but I can look past them because the rest of the story line is solid.

I loved this series and cannot wait for the second season.

The story takes on tough gender equality issues in Mexican society that are vital to fix in a broken society where the value of a woman is reduced to being a housekeeper. Nothing wrong with that, until every woman is expected to conform to those roles and nothing else.

Barbara de Regil is hilarious, fresh, an incredible actress, so believable! You can see an actual man trapped inside a beautiful woman. The rest of the cast is very good too. I loved her best friend Alexa's character. She is so cool and sweet!

Congrats to Vix in a great production!

Let me start by saying that this TV show is an absolute masterpiece, a true piece of art that shines like pure gold in the sea of entertainment. From the captivating storyline to the flawless execution of each scene, every aspect of this show screams brilliance. The character development is nothing short of exceptional, drawing viewers into their world with such depth and authenticity that you feel as though you're right there alongside them, experiencing every triumph and tribulation.

The cinematography is breathtaking, with every frame meticulously crafted to evoke emotion and leave a lasting impression. The attention to detail in the set design and costumes transports you to another time and place, immersing you fully in the world of the show. And let's talk about the performances - they are nothing short of extraordinary. Each actor brings their character to life with such nuance and conviction that you can't help but be completely engrossed.

But what truly sets this show apart is its ability to tackle complex themes and issues with grace and intelligence. It doesn't shy away from the tough stuff, instead diving headfirst into topics that are relevant and thought-provoking. Whether it's exploring the intricacies of human relationships or delving into the darker aspects of society, this show handles it all with a deft touch that leaves you pondering long after the credits roll.

In short, this TV show is a true gem, a rare find in the vast landscape of television. It's a testament to the power of storytelling and the limitless potential of the medium. Do yourself a favor and experience this masterpiece for yourself - you won't regret it."