There I order you: Synopsis, trailer, cast and review

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If you like romantic comedies, Netflix released the film this October There I order you.

Salvador Espinosa is the mind behind the new romantic comedy Mexican, There I order you. The film was incorporated into the catalog of the great N on October 2, seeking to replicate the success that other films of the genre have had this 2020. The director bets on the duo formed by Esmeralda Pimentel Y Mauricio Ochmann, a couple of familiar faces in Mexican entertainment.

A few days after its premiere, it ranked as one of the most viewed movies in Netflix Latam. It should be remembered that Espinosa is also known for having directed Guadalupe Reyes, as well as some episodes of the popular series Crows club. Another of his most recent cover letters is the Prime Video series, How to survive single.

Synopsis

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There I order you presents the story of Alex Y Ceci, a couple where each one is in different moments of the relationship. The former is eager to become a father; Despite everything, she is not prepared to face this scenario after prioritizing her work life. Fate will be in charge of putting Alex to the test when an abandoned baby reaches his arms. Without a doubt, it will be a life-changing experience and your outlook on parenting.

Trailer of There I order you

Next, we present the official trailer of this Mexican comedy that seeks to expose some prejudices that still survive in our modern society.

Cast of actors

The cast leads it Esmeralda Pimentel Y Mauricio Ochmann. In the case of the renowned Mexican national actress and model, she is in charge of playing Ceci. She is a young woman who is not ready to be a mother, mainly because of her job aspirations. Meanwhile, the American-born actor plays the role of Alex, an advertising creative who wants to be a father.

The romantic comedy at the same time has the participation of Juan Martín Jáuregui, who personifies Álex's friend, Rafa. Also in the cast are Regina Reynoso, Matteo Giannini, Fernando Becerril, Tato Alexander, Verónica Bravo, Moisés Arizmendi, Mariana Cabrera, Tiaré Scanda, Montserrat Marañon and Verónica Langer.

In interview for Infobae Mexico, Mauricio Ochmann He acknowledged that he identified a lot with his role. The actor said he was struck by the way gender roles were addressed, as it breaks with some very strong stereotypes in our society.

«I am super affinity [to my character] and I identify a lot. It has a lot of comedy, it has the romantic part, at the same time the romantic comedy, but at the same time it is a very endearing film because it questions this part of the gender roles that today still persists in 2020-2021 and these prejudices continue to exist; because here the roles are reversed… ”, he explained to the media.

Criticism of There I order you

Una vez más, una comedia mexicana logra buenos números dentro del servicio de streaming. A pesar de la excelente respuesta del público, sigue siendo una película de fácil consumo que busca entretener y, de paso, explorar la temática de lo que significa ser padres.

In your comment for sinfocus.comYannin del Ángel considers that Salvador Espinosa's film invites reflection, if we intend to go beyond all the comic moments.

«There I order you New ways of facing the arrival of a child are being proposed, but above all, questioning whether motherhood and / or fatherhood have to be at odds with professional success and happiness ”, he stated.

For his part, Daniel Hart believes that the film fulfills its role of entertaining since it is a comedy, since it has some moments that are captivating and funny.

"You are not going to laugh out loud with her, but she is charming and entertaining," he stated in his analysis of Ready steady cut.

De igual forma, Andrea Beach resaltó que la película muestra un encanto particular que hará que be del agrado de los verdaderos amantes del género.

“It has a conventional story (…) but the quality of the cast and the adorable baby make it charming. The characters are typical of a romantic comedy, ”he told Common Sense Media.

Among the harshest criticisms against There I order you is the opinion of Luciano Campos for Process.

“History demands unacceptable levels of blindness so as not to see the enormous inconsistencies of logic that cannot be ignored, despite the fact that it is a comedy, and no matter how much sympathy one may have for the national cinema. Even though it is known that the dramatic progression is mainly due to bad decisions, here they worry about showing implausible blunders, which undermine the sustenance of the anecdote ”, he wrote.

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