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Well, it is difficult to give this movie a dissected look, even tho it is quite fragmented.

You see, one can't hope for a well woven story when filming was accidentally driven for more than three directors and a long shoot, a crappy exec producer and a greedy distributor (but hey what's new about that?).

Everything falls apart, the sound is awfully mixed, the photography carried out just like a recently grad student, Editing looses the audience, production quality hopes to get saved by a few shots abroad, in short, the execs apparently just gave up and tried to cut their losses.

I strongly advise you to look the other way and grab another flick.

With another poor year for the Mexican film industry quality and creativity, I would risk to take this movie and bring it to the recommendations board on its category.

I knew little about Ana Serradilla but I have to admit that she offers a sweet performance that gives a fresh and tender touch to this comedy; Another remarkable hit is brought by Miguel Rodarte behind a gay character that makes his appearances funny and very enjoyable.

The story itself is not very propositive but it's a soft romantic comedy that accomplishes having you in front of the screen with a constant smile and enjoying a great time. Isn't that one of "going to the movies" goals?

It was a huge disappointment to see this film.

The plot is so predictable, they use all the stereotypes that fit in the characters and all the available clichés to make a very obvious story.

The soundtrack is a compilation of love songs, and you listen to them all the time, due to the lack of a good story they use the songs to "guide" the viewer into the plot. About on a half of the movie, the only thing that you listen is a love song, one minute dialogues, and then another love song. Hard to stand after an hour.

I won't deny that I had a couple of laughs, but the suffering was bigger than that.

This film had a lot of advertising in Mexico, and maybe for the average T.V. viewer perception this is not such a bad movie. But I dare you, my friends, to tell me that it deserves more than a 2.

Excuse my English ;-)

It's a very nice Latino romantic comedy, fun, enjoyable, and touchy. (And believe me, I never liked romantic comedies before done by Mexican filmmakers) but this one is fresh, great acting, charming, very well directed and the production values are excellent. Never heard about this director before but it's obvious that his background is from advertising. Never saw an Mexico City so beautiful. I really enjoyed it and also it's fresh...I am tired of Latino films about drugs, gangs, thieves, rapes, immigration ... Latinos have ten thousands more positive stories, and this is one of them. (Especially that it makes fun of the macho men).

This is one of the best Mexican movies I've seen if not the best.

It's a great funny story in which all girls can identify with, we can relate to any of the characters and I'm sure we've all dreamed on becoming "manazers" even if we don't have the guts to do so, so this is the perfect opportunity for us to go and live the magic of getting into the movie.

The music is great on each scene, the script develops perfectly, and it catches you from the beginning all the way to the end. I totally loved Monica Huarte's performance!

I've seen it several times and still find it attractive.

I give it a 10.