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I'm from Texas. I can tell if a movie was filmed in the Dominican Republic versus Mexico. So many of the background townsfolk were clearly not Mexican lol.

The movie was definitely suspenseful...very atmospheric in some parts.

I did enjoy the chemistry between the Sturges family. They were a delightful aspect early on.

However, leaving your wife and children in a foreign town that's basically deserted and full of men.... NOT very smart but it moves the plot along.

The whispering voices/spiritual aspect of didn't work for me.

The end revaluation surprised me but it ties everything together.

Overall not the worst movie ever made.

One of the best comedies I've seen in a while. Hilariously funny without even trying. I truly laughed sooo much.

Loved the constant illogical heroics and death defying tricks alway just in the nick of time.

One of the best comedies I've seen in a while. Hilariously funny without even trying. I truly laughed sooo much.

Loved the constant illogical heroics and death defying tricks alway just in the nick of time.

One of the best comedies I've seen in a while. Hilariously funny without even trying. I truly laughed sooo much.

One of the best comedies I've seen in a while. Hilariously funny without even trying.

I greatly miss Christopher Kimball. He was the main reason that I watched and everyone else was just a wonderful bonus. He had such a chill presence. Always cool, calm, and unflappable. He was also an incredible treasure trove of general knowledge and steered the show perfectly! I admired his confidence. Since he has left the show I cannot seem to take a consistent interest in the revised version. It still has many of the same great chefs/personalities and the recipes seem good. Julia and Bridget are still wonderful co-hosts and are very witty! I have tried, but regardless, I think it's still a great show and I hope it continues on successfully. I'm thrilled Christopher has returned to television on the Roku Channel.