[Netflix] As subtle as a reggaeton song. A road-movie that does not move from the same place, stretching the excesses with unnecessary flashbacks, determined to construct supposedly impressive dialogues that are actually road bar phrases. It offers a message of denunciation that is lost between tits and buttocks, a cynicism that claims the empowerment of women while it brings her to her knees.
Men writing about women empowerment, almost a throw up! A 6 only for the girls, Lali I love you so much :heart:
For a little while, this loud, over the top thriller / comedy in Álex Pina’s trademark visually and narratively loud style looks like it could eat its cake and keep it, riffing off high end prostitution visuals while keeping close enough to its sex worker protagonists for empathy, but that turns stale before season one even ends.
A trainwreck of a very big "could have been". Mostly awful.
Netflix garbage! Por favor, No mas!
Shout by marga rosaBlockedParent2021-03-20T22:33:12Z
It's been fun, in a very strange, very dark and very surreal way.