A pesar de todo

This is a chick flick feel good movie. Always important to say things while you're alive to let loved ones know how you feel.

Don't. Just don't waste your time watching this. It has a lazy script and underdeveloped characters. A very poorly executed comedy movie that was not funny. At all

If you want to watch a good movie you could definitely find something better. I watched it merely as an exercise to "practice" Spanish. The movie is visually pleasing, has a great cast and the story is rather 'meh' but easy to follow and interesting enough to watch if you're learning Spanish. If you're looking for something else, like, to have a laugh, to be moved or to actually fell any emotion at all - give it a pass.

Now I would not call the movie surprising in any way or especially grand. It still is able to entertain the viewer with 4 powerful main characters in the mix who are all looking for their father. This may not be the most interesting premise for some, but it is what we are dealt with here.

And it works to a degree (foreseeable events and all), if you allow yourself to be intrigued by it all. Now I understand that for some this seems annoying and boring. That is fair, but it should never make you question the actresses involved and even more so spanish cinema overall. This tells you what it is, so you are never cheated in anything

The only good thing about it is its length: only 78 minutes. Still, if you're thinking about watching this, spare yourself the time knowing that whatever else you do, you're better off.

The storyline is imbecile, the dialogues and scenes feel like they had been dreamt up by the creators when they were still in grade seven. It is a disgrace to Spanish cinematography. The creators ought never to have been allowed to be in a position to make this movie. Humankind have wasted the scarce resources of our planet.

I wished to have written a much briefer review - one that is two sentences short (the first two) , but had to meet minimum length requirements! This film certainly does not warrant a 600-character review!