Guerra de likes

A Mexican dramatic comedy. It is about two influencer who have known each other since high school and collide over the gruesome life they have in the past. Quality. Entertaining Ludwika Paleta and Regina Blandón make a spectacular dumbbell, they seduce with their performances, especially Ludwika. A well-thought-out story, albeit with some loose ends. The immaturity of modern virtual life exposed. Living by appearances. Of how important the followers of social networks are and of pretending what we are not, of always being us. Of how much we stop living reality to pretend something virtual. From the excessive use of social networks. Of what sometimes friendships tend to occur with the people we least believe and of the damage we can do to others. How little or how much we can value friendship. It roughly shows how immature human beings are to deal with the things that happen to us. Better than crazy about change and justified if it is. A movie for a pleasant Sunday.

This movie is Awesome! Loved the cast. Loved how Cecy and Raquel tells their side of the story. This movie was drama filled, comedic and over all super entertaining! Never a dull moment. LOVED IT!

Watched in Spanish, it was funny. Cheesy ending but funny presentation of social media craziness.

Dull screenplay, terrible acting, lousy directing and poor production. Where to start describing how bad it is. How do these films get made? Who thinks it's a good idea to be part of them or to throw money at them? I know that when you start watching a movie like this, you have to keep your expectations low, I was not expecting to watch an art house picture of a film that would change my life. Still, as a viewer, you expect at least a minimum of quality. I am sure there were thousands of decent options of movies to be made, with good actors, instead, we have one more lousy film that will just waste the time of the viewer. Avoid!!

This is a light comedy, but it is entertaining, I laughed out loud a couple of times! It also has a bit more depth to it that it might appear to begin with, pointing out the absurdity of our social media obsession ( I watched the original in Spanish )