Just as you're ready to give up on Chasing Papi, Paul Rodriguez shows up, and the movie goes from plotless to wildly overwritten in just one scene.Read Full Review »
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CHICAGO SUN-TIMES: Roger Ebert
As light as a feather, as fresh as spring, and as lubricious as a centerfold... There is something extroverted and refreshing in the way these women enjoy their beauty and their sexiness.Read Full Review »
A nonstop underscore of Latin pop, as well as several arbitrarily interpolated dream sequences and animated passages don't do nearly enough to make up for the film's unfocused frenzy and lack of genuine comic invention.Read Full Review »
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Washington Post: Rita Kempley
About as persuasively ethnic as an episode of "Friends."Read Full Review »
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USA Today: Mike Clark
Imagine a movie so broadly conceived that it was written, directed and all parts were played by Charo — billed in her '70s heyday of Love Boat gigs as the "Cuchi-Cuchi Girl." That's what you get here.Read Full Review »
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Village Voice: Ed Gonzalez
Shamelessly purports to be "the first major studio comedy to reflect the Hispanic cultural experience in America," but the only place you're likely to find such shrill and whitewashed caricatures is in the elitist pages of ¡Hola!Read Full Review »
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Washington Post: Desson Thomson
So resoundingly awful, there may be grounds to sue for mental suffering.Read Full Review »
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