Mañana es hoy

I didn't have much faith in this movie when I saw the rating on imdb, But I was pleasantly surprised. It was heartfelt, funny and full of action.

The acting was on point. I loved the characters and the way they portrayed the difference between 1991 and 2022. The culture shock and all the changes in technology.

I also loved the mystery and the plot twist at the end that I thought was very thought out. The ending was a bit sad, But it did leave us some hope.

I don't understand why people rated this movie so low, there are many worse movies that are better rated. Give it a try, it's a good movie for a sunday morning.

Or was it the other way. Anyway, if you like back to the future movies, with utopian worm hole storyboards, trying to ondo things from happening, then you will fall in love with this one. Fortunately im old and have lived the 80's in the cinematheater and with a delicate vhs recorder at hand, having gone back and forth in the silverscreen magics of mr spielberg and mr lucas...and believe me when i say...youll get a manic monday feeling after watching this speedy gonzales spanish completto complotto on time travelling.

Its massive fun, made me sqwerl from laughter many times, and the iggypop of plagiarism moving from 1991 to 2022 in a paddleboat in a massive mediterranian ocean thunderstorm to a digital world full of nepotism and myselfianism, only to find that the world has become to young, and your family aint what it used to be.

It has a well chosen musical score that makes this a wild trip into fantasyland, the acts are prima ware or vera or whatever, and except for some flawy loopholes in the story that where too big for a economically ruined countrys budget to handle ,its a messian call from the jungles, ''dont miss this''.

Its in spanish and a dubbed version will kill the fun so see the original spanish one.i myself completely CC dependent know barely 10 words in spanish just to be able to buy food at the supermercado, and had an orgasmic ride of fun viewing the fantastic pantomimic moves that belongs to the cocker spaniards only. So be my guest, try this, a recommend from the grumpy old man.

When I saw the film was subtitles rather than dubbed I almost didn't watch but I'm glad I did.

What starts off as a rather campy romp actually turns into quite a gripping story. Time travel movies are as old as time but this one actually gives a new spin to the genre.

By the end I was really invested in the characters and really loved where the story took them in the final few scenes. Pilar and Rodrigo were my two favourite characters, especially Pilar finding herself through modern day values.

This is well worth a watch and well worth reading the subtitles. I may have to watch a second time to pick up all the bits I missed.

From Spain comes a fun time travel movie. A family vacation goes awry when most of the family is jolted 30 years into the future.

The actors are so well matched to the characters, and the characters are just great. The action is fast and funny. Very funny. And the story is touching too, as mom and dad try to solve the mystery of what happened to their daughter years ago, and endeavor to change history.

The missing daughter's brother is very funny too.

They carry a certain innocence from 1991 to a much slicker and technologically advanced 2022 . This leaves plenty of room for the comedy, which fits so smoothly into the plot.

It's touching, too, and I admit to getting a little verklempt here and there, as people do their best to make things right.

There wasn't a dull moment in this film.

(Speaking of time travel) I was reminded by the humor of Pedro Almodóvar's 1988 "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown.")

Such an enjoyable movie! A rollicking and exciting ride across the decades.

A sympathetic comedy wiith a lot of humor, this time based on the contrast of two very different eras: the nineties and the contemporary. A lightweight plot, starring the loony couple played by Javier Gutiérrez and Carmen Machi sink their teeth into the time-travel jokes and it turns out a fun and enjoyable experience. We are facing a fantasy genre film in which a family travels from 1991 to 2022, thus missing the great year that was '92'. The family formed by José Luis (Javier Gutiérrez), Pilar (Carmen Machi, and children: Lucía (Carla Díaz) and Rodrigo (Asier Rikarte) begins their vacation on the beach. After arguing loudly with her father, the rebellious Lucía (Carla Díaz) runs away to spend her birthday with her boyfriend instead of with her family. On the beach, what was going to be a simple walk on the sea turns into a nightmare when a gigantic electrical storm catches them unexpectedly. Upon returning to dry land, they discover that they have traveled to the year 2022, a future crazier than they had ever imagined, full of smartphones, selfies and rap music. After the initial shock they decide to look for Lucía but discover that she died 30 years ago during a "Heroes of Silence" concert. José Luís is not willing to accept what happened and will not hesitate to resort to new technologies, crazy fortune tellers (Silvia Abríl, Antonia San Juan) and whatever it takes in order to return to 1991 and try to save Lulú.

A fun and quirky time travel comedy in which there is entertainment, fantasy, hints of humor and silly incidents. There are enjoyable situations when our protagonists are transported more than thirty years into the future and each one tries to handle it in a different way, attempting to fit in as much as possible. Thus, Rodrigo tries to be a teenager of the new era and finally manages to flirt, the mother Pilar is determined to help her family move forward in this new reality, looking for and getting a job and making friends; while daddy José Luis is not resigned to this new life and will do anything to return to the past. There are a few brief dramatic moments when the daughter goes missing, prompting a desperate race to get her back. A father who is a slave to time and with outdated customs drags his family into a boring and constricted life, which creates clashes with a young woman who lives far ahead of him. Of course there is comedy because the rebellion of the children and the incompetence of the father turn them into a dysfunctional family.

Needless to say, just like in titles like 'Demolition Man', 'Back to the Future' or ' The visitors', surprisingly, the latter film became a huge hit both in France and internationally, becoming one of the most successful films in the entire history of French cinema; but with ¨Mañana es hoy (2022)¨ it didn't happen, passing almost secretly through Spanish cinemas. The basis of humor lies in the differences between one era and another, especially technological ones. 'Tomorrow is today' is full of jokes about Spain then and now. Javier Gutiérrez and Carmen Machi make a completely surrealist and delight duo playing a geeky and offbeat marriage while trying to cope with the cultural and technological changes which makes the humor spontaneous and genuinely funny. It exploits how we currently have a much more open and crazy culture in the eyes of people from thirty years ago. The euros, Felipe VI, smartphones, toplessness, robot vacuum cleaners, precarious contracts. Any time in the past was better, this film tells us every now and then. There is also crude and gross humor , as well as sex remarks, which does not make it available to all the public. The picture is a fantasy comedy with action, giggles, tongue-in-cheek and is pretty entertained. The main amusement is to watch how our two protagonists react to a modern city replete with technology, and specifically modern things and state-of-art tools , but they always manage to take it one step further, resulting in unexpected consequences.

The cinematography by Angel Amorós is luxurious as well as colorful, being filmed in various locations, such as: Móstoles, Madrid, Villajoyosa, Alicante, Benidorm, Comunidad Valenciana, Guadalajara, Castilla-La Mancha and Madrid . Atmospheric and lively musical score by Juanjo Javierre , adding some catching songs at the time. The motion picture was uneven and skillfully directed by Nacho G Velilla. This director was born in Zaragoza , Aragon , location where he often shoots his flicks . He is a good director , producer and writer, expert on comedies and especially known for ¨Villaviciosa De Al Lado¨ , "Fuera de carta (Chef's Special) ", ¨No Manches Frida¨ , ¨No Lo Llames Amor... Llámalo X¨ , ¨Perdiendo El Norte¨ , as well as his successful TV series , such as ¨Aida¨ with Carmen Machi , ¨Siete Vidas¨ , ¨Fenómenos¨ , ¨Buscando El Norte¨. Rating : Acceptable and passable , 6/10 . The picture will appeal to Spanish comedy enthusiasts, though it also packs confusion, mayhem, bad taste , profanity and big fun .