Titreenp SERIOUSLY. This is what the crap Hollywood still puts out?

PlatinumRead Just so...so bad

PiraBit if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

Edwin The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

Jessica Carvalho I found this movie very strange in many ways. I can't see it as a comedy, as many people suggest, but more like a drama.The reason why I didn't liked this movie so much, is because the story,that is very confusing and also surreal. For example, how can a husband, that doesn't have desire for his wife,suddenly starts to like and have a crush on her again? Or even worst,accepts her back after seeing that she betrayed him?I also found that the friendship between Andrea and Maria totally odd. I mean,Andrea sees her husband Miguel and Maria , having affairs all the time,and even on that way she continues to be friend of Maria.Not to mention Tomas,that is a don juan who loves to be with many different women,and starts to have a crisis,wanting only one woman,all of sudden.Maybe I couldn't understand the movie very well; but anyway, I found it odd.

Rubens-4 One of the most impressive films I've ever seen about humans relationships specially women-men, love the thing that moves the world has many faces; sex, probably a thing we can want to talk for many hours and the point of view of part of the Mexico's youth about those things, maybe with a lot of speeches but also a great movie.

rulo_acu Sexo, Pudor y Lagrimas, is an example of the reality that the mexican couple is living in the finish of the century. I read a coment that said "if Woody Allen were mexican, he was made this picture", i'm agree with that, but as we can see, the mexican industry of movies have a great development in the early 90's, and this picture is one of the better examples of that.Mexico need more of this pictures, to show the world and the mexican people that in Mexico dont need more "ficheras" pictures

dislexia Adapted for the screen by the theater play writer, who is also the director; this is a very engaging look at love, sex and human relationships in the 90's.Antonio Serrano offers a view of the relationships of six young people having trouble in life and in love, that is serious without being boring, dramatic without being tragic, comic without being frivolous and familiar without being common place.Practically everybody will find himself, in part, in this tale of the real life, and receive clear and committed advise without having a feeling of being lectured or scolded.A warm movie experience for those that like to be with the film, for more than just the screening time.