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I've seen that movie once, and cannot watch it again. It makes me too sad.
I saw a Colombian movie named Los colores de la montaña that I thought was pretty good.
There are some Hollywood type love stories coming out of Mexico that aren't too bad, when you are in the mood for those types of movies . I would recommend:
Cambio de ruta,
Casese quien pueda.
Thanks for the recommendations. I will look those titles up.
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Originally Posted by joacocanal
Some foreign movies I liked and come to my mind:
La jaula de oro (Guatemala)
7 cajas (Paraguay)
25 watts (Uruguay).
7 cajas is pretty good, I have it on dvd. The others I haven't heard of, i will look them up.
Heres another recommendation. Voces Inocentes, It's a Mexican production about a little boy growing up in war time El Salvador.
I forgot about this movie, but love it on so many levels.
Love in the Time of Cholera
It was OK, not nearly as good as the book. I also saw memories of my melancholy whores, not nearly as good as the book either, but that is often the case with books turned into movies.
It was OK, not nearly as good as the book. I also saw memories of my melancholy whores, not nearly as good as the book either, but that is often the case with books turned into movies.
I couldn't even finish watching Love in the times of Cholera, I thought it was very poorly executed.
It was OK, not nearly as good as the book. I also saw memories of my melancholy whores, not nearly as good as the book either, but that is often the case with books turned into movies.
"Satanás" is the exception. The book by Mario Mendoza is one of the lamest I've ever read. The film adaptation is one of the best Colombian movies; great performance by Mexican actor Damián Alcázar.
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