Cinema in Mexico has always been irreverent, and this is one more example that it always exceeds its own limits to show us that it can offer us much more, only that sometimes we are not prepared for such irreverence. This film is a great satire on an event of those years that invaded the media continuously.
The story of a man with a bad latex costume, bad language and little originality of dialogues, seems to me so irreverent and absurd, that it ends up being an excellent comedy and at the same time a terrible idea for a movie with more than an hour of duration, because it lacks credibility and the green screen effects make it even worse.
I think the biggest flaw of this kind of cinema is that it was so cheap to make that a lot of times people realized it wasn't that good. But if you add to that the fact that the story it tells is an urban legend, perhaps it will turn it from being a bad movie to being an excellent comedy for everyone who sees it on the screens of their home.
I definitely recommend it for a day when you are bored and looking for something different to see.
The story of a man with a bad latex costume, bad language and little originality of dialogues, seems to me so irreverent and absurd, that it ends up being an excellent comedy and at the same time a terrible idea for a movie with more than an hour of duration, because it lacks credibility and the green screen effects make it even worse.
I think the biggest flaw of this kind of cinema is that it was so cheap to make that a lot of times people realized it wasn't that good. But if you add to that the fact that the story it tells is an urban legend, perhaps it will turn it from being a bad movie to being an excellent comedy for everyone who sees it on the screens of their home.
I definitely recommend it for a day when you are bored and looking for something different to see.
