More the Merrier

Make sure ur conservative family members are out of the room. Coz, yes this movie is about SEX! And different people have different approaches to that.

They probably tried to cramp a little bit too much in there, but is it fun!

It is about explorations and intrigue in a classy sex club.

There's a few storylines that intertwine to say so. There's a swingers story line that is probably the most entertaining and might have a few people question their own explorations, jeje. There is also a gay storyline which is not so great as it is totally unrealistic and super cringe to see guys having a full fledged convo considering the location. And there is also a fiancee looking for more than herself. Also a bit weird considering the location, but the movie is overall entertaining. We should probably have more movies exploring topics like this. Maybe a part II. Yes please.

Kinky and hot, with a great casting giving good performances and a nice pacing make this fun comedy even better than I have ever expected. So much fun done surprisingly right.

The more the merrier or... where two meet .. in spanish. Club Paradiso in spain, where you leave your feelings behind, according to their slogan. It's all about pleasure. A swingers club! And apparently, this lady who is to be married was here last night, and lost her engagement ring. So it's a treasure hunt to try and find it. One guy in a suit and tie says he doesn't want to be here, but he never seems to leave. It's a nutty night, and there's no real plot. Kind of like the ritz... its a night out at the sex club. A whole lot of boobs. Doesn't seem to be rated, since it's on netflix. Kissing and simulated sex. But about halfway through, everyone starts talking. And discussing. An emotional connection instead of sexual. Class, what have we learned here tonight? Its good. Directed by paco caballero.

Obviously not an American movie, they would never done it, too prude. The story is somehow believable and entertaining, not only that but the movie is funny and the ending truly is what it's mean to be.

It's not going to win an Oscar but it will make you laugh and cringe at some of the occurrences of the film.

Never seen the cast before but I am sure to check it out what else has the director writer made before this film.

The message of this story in the eyes of the script writer is clear: we should respect each other's sexual drives because there is no shame in it. And he expounds this through different storylines, including 2 married couples, a gay couple, cousins, and a woman who's getting married the day after.

The stories are narrated in an easygoing way sans truly dramatic high points. The viewer tries to understand each of the characters, and he/she decides whether the message resonates in each story. But it feels superficial and you don't feel connected.

The film, however, has to be commended for its attempt to present a ticklish issue. Self-discovery, if it comes, is good for one's personal growth.