Valentina's Wedding

Once Valentina lands in Mexico and reunites with her Arrested Development-style clan of wealthy, dysfunctional, clueless, and highly corruptible screw-ups, La Boda de Valentina finds its groove in satisfying caricature.

A lot of things are tossed at viewers; some work, some don't. But it's a genial, pleasant farce that grows more enjoyable once it calms down and stops being so frantic.

... a predictable story full of clichés... [Full review in Spanish]

So if you just want to sit down and disconnect your brain, La Boda de Valentina is for you, but if you need a slightly more elaborate movie, it's not a good option. [Full Review in Spanish]

These small visions of political satire are marginal comments treated with absolute superficiality... [Full review in Spanish]

An above average comedy, but already somewhat redundant. [Full Review in Spanish]

What character does the film want us to sympathize with in its triangle of clichés and stereotypes... [Full review in Spanish]

The sad thing is that this re-marriage comedy - perhaps the most clearly progressive subgenre within the Hollywood comedy, since the times of It Happened One (Capra, 1934) - ended up giving us such a conformist outcome. Full Review in Spanish

Spanish-language romcom has mild swearing, comic violence.