I really enjoyed all six stories, but of course, i believe we all have a favourite or two. As far as i could chat with other people who saw the film, there are many opinions. To me, the best ones were 'Bombita' (the one with the engineer)and the last one, the one with the wedding. But, i enojoyed all of them.
shareI agree. Those were my faves, too.
shareThe first one for me.
shareI've only seen the first three, but so far the first one is my favorite. Way too little and way too late, loved it. 😀
shareSame here, for the way the story unfolded and set the tone for the rest of the film.
shareI liked the first one, too-the one on the plane
shareThe wedding. Or should i say The Wedding. The wedding to beat all weddings in movies. No filmmaker has been as creative depicting the wedding to top all weddings. Historically good. And hysterical.
~ Native Angeleno
The one in the route with Sbaraglia.
shareBombita I guess because he reminded me of my dad, I mean not that he would really blow up a Government office (well... maybe if he could get away with it! lol) but this is really how they treat you, long lines, close to no respect at all (I understand that sometimes an employee is just that, and he has no say in what the companies' policies are, but there's no need to be rude) and it really gets to you, all this bureaucracy, the feeling that things can't be easy or fair, I think most of us can relate and that's why it resonated the most, with me at least.
The fifth one made me really unconfortable, I think that's what they were going for anyway, that ending... My God! My heart skipped a beat
Every story is just so relatable, even if taken to an extreme, if it didn't happen to you, you know a person that went through a similar experience, I think that was the key to it's success
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My favs ones were the second story the one of the cook and the waitress and Leonardo Sbaraglia's story.
shareThe first one (The Plane) and the Fifth (the one with Oscar Martinez).
shareBombita.
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