Which Way Por Favor (2003) | Which Way Por Favor

Which Way Por Favor (2003) | Which Way Por Favor | A Lot of Heart!

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	Which Way Por Favor (2003) Which Way Por Favor Allumination, 2003 average customer review:based on 16 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great Music and Scenery

This was a cute little movie. I really enjoyed the eclectic mix of characters and personalities. I have never laughed so hard as I did at the very last scene...and the maid's comment was priceless! If you like offbeat movies with great scenery and cool music then this is the flick for you. Crack open a Corona, sit back and just enjoy the Mexican vibe.

A Lot of Heart!

This is a sweet little movie. Proof that a small budget film can be very big on heart and soul. Great scenic footage of coastal Mexico and an appealing cast of eccentric young travelers who discover a few snakes in their tropical garden (so to speak). What I liked most is the storyline: It's both accessible and and fun -- yet also daring enough to be intimate, funny and touching in unexpected ways.

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real people and beautiful shots of Mexico

This movie has a natural exuberance distinctly not the result of
big stars or fast-action or urban glam. Two other things I liked about this movie:the characters are real people, not fantasy Hollywood people. Its refreshing to see a movie in which the actors are not big professionals with big Hollywood personas. They do a better job of acting real ordinary people with ordinary and flawed personalities like the rest of us. I also liked it because the occasional interspersing of nature shots, mexican wildlife, gila monsters, lizards was so interesting and
tastefully done. The music was also first class and matched the
story and pace perfectly.

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Tropical Treat!

As a longtime visitor to Yelapa, Mexico I'm probably a little biased, but I've watched with plenty of people who've never been there and everyone agrees this film is a real treat. From the hilarious plot of a kid on a spritual journey to the stories of romance and family -- the movie charms in unexpected ways. Then there's the beautiful way it captures the richness of the place -- everything from the pueblo to the beach to the dogs that live on the beach. The guest spots by locals, including our friends Freddy Glumaz, Isabel Jordan and Philippo Lo Grande are an added bonus.

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