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2013 "Life doesn't care if you're ready."
7.5| 2h2m| PG-13| en
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Valentin is Acapulco's resident playboy, until a former fling leaves a baby on his doorstep and him heading with her out of Mexico.

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XoWizIama Excellent adaptation.
Jakoba True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.
Bob This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.
Smoreni Zmaj This is not a comedy. Summary on IMDb could lead you to wrong expectations from this movie and rating is too low. Movie is somewhat funny, but it definitely isn't comedy. It is beautiful, deeply emotional drama about relationship between single father and his daughter and about ways they handle all the twists life brings. If you did not shed single tear during this movie, please go to X-ray and check if you have heart at all. Technically, it is not anything special, just average production, but emotion it carries is priceless.8,5/10.......................................
andrezrodriguez OMG. This crap was sold in Venezuela like the panacea of movies when, in fact, is an infectious piece of sh*t. First to all, an individual like the main character, who is ugly like a cancer, is able to be a Latin playboy in Mexico. He hits a bunch of Victoria Secret models like to breath. Ujum. Very credible. Then, he is able to walk to the Mexico-U.S.A. Border like if were his house.To Cross the border is a piece of cake. Aja. After that, the director shows an scene of children manslaughter like a funny thing. Another fail. And the whole thing is a Soap Opera!! OMG Why the director did this like a movie!! Don't be fooled. Don't see this Ego-trip if you don't wanna feel you scammed.
mmkgny While Eugenio Derbez' comedic wordplay is worth an occasional chuckle if you can sit through the shrill, garish presentation of his many television series, the idea of spending two hours with Derbez was daunting on its face, but my spouse, who adores him, insisted. Derbez only got where he is by winning the lucky gene pool, as he happens to have been born of the truly talented and multidimensional actress, Sylvia Derbez, which kind of makes him Mexico's Liza Minelli, although he is, unbelievably, even more irritating than his American counterpart. This particular film features less of Derbez' amusing wordplay and more of all that is off-putting about this talentless buffoon, who makes sure to paint his character as angelic, rather than asinine, which, if you're actually listening to the dialog instead of being distracted by his constant mugging (think Jerry Lewis and Cantinflas' love child) is the only apt description of this protagonist. I couldn't believe what a self-righteous, maudlin infomercial for the catholic church's medieval ideas on procreation and homosexuality this obnoxious piece of crap turned out to be. Don't waste your time. If you have half a brain cell, you'll be sorry you did.
Georgios Christodoulou this film is a masterpiece.......this film gives to all parents the instruction needed in order to grow their children in a perfect manner....smile everyday,despite the problems you have,because life is too short...... everyday is a new day to life...enjoy life......play with your children daily....smile to them every moment.....learn from them......pay attention to them....... learn children how to give real love....give them real love...... children are the continuation of our life ....one of the best real-life films......