El mapa que me lleva a ti

Whenever there is a non-European production taking place in Europe (usually Paris, Barcelona or Amalfi in Italy), then I know it's going to be bad. Nothing new in this film, all the cliches one can gather in a Lonely Planet guide have been put together, with a lot of careless music to cover up the fact that there is absolutely no story told. Besides that, Spain seems to be full of people in their twenties, looking for parties and nothing else. Nothing is believable, neither the locations nor the people and their love stories. In the end 95 minutes passed by because I fast forwarded more than half of this lame film. Absolutely not worth seeing.

This was a film about tourists in Europe.

3 American college graduates, female, and two guys from New Zealand.

Meet cute, parties, fun in the sun, attraction, getting together.

I thought the acting was okay, the script was lacking, the direction strove for a 'real conversation like twenty-somethings talk' but if that is real then it's not my real. Superficial stays my involvement.

I saw everything coming a mile off. Not an original story at all. Seen it many times before, therefore saw everything coming, no surprises

Oh, and this particular storyline is plagiarised from 'Keith', where it was done the teenage version and stay in one US town version but much more real.

Incredibly touching movie with beautiful scenery about a girl and a boy that falls in love with Europe and the way not always having a plan is the best way to experience life. A quote from the movie that stuck with me is "Life doesn't happen someplace in the future. You said that. You said life happens here and now, and it's a fool's bargain to let something good go now in the hope of something better at a later date".

Definitely worth a watch! I will probably watch it again tomorrow!

Another movie about bunch of women "exploring" themselves abroad without the judging eyes of family and friends.

They don't make these type of movies for men by the way. It's always about women and the "opportunities" and casual hook ups, bad behaviour, ruining their femininity and this and that.

Almost 95% of the movies past 2020 are like this. Men are shown as this romantic fools who are soft and feminine and BROKE and artistic, and women are independent, strong and living their lives on high testosterone!

Getting back at their ex, having flings and etc. This nonsense needs to stop or we're gonna have a problematic millions of single desperate childless women in 20 years.

What a great story. Went into this one blind and I'm so glad I did. Madelyn Cline did amazing and was so relatable. Her chemistry with the other main character was 🔥 It's awesome to see her career shift and her getting into more and more roles. Definitely recommend this movie! Just be sure to have some tissues on hand.