The horrendous spanish detective becomes a bodyward in his new third adventure.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Santiago Segura | ... | Torrente | |
José Mota | ... | Josito | |
Javier Gutiérrez | ... | Juan Francisco (as Javi Gutiérrez) | |
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Carlos Latre | ... | Pepito |
Tony Leblanc | ... | Tío Mauricio / Abuela | |
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Eduardo García | ... | Torrente niño |
Yvonne Sciò | ... | Giannina | |
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Silvia Gambino | ... | Vanessa |
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Ruth Zanon | ... | Fiorella (as Ruth Zanón) |
Fabio Testi | ... | Montellini Roures | |
Enrique Villén | ... | Salas | |
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Luis Larrodera | ... | Menéndez (as Luis Roderas) |
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Martin Czehmester | ... | Coloso (as Martín Czhesmester) |
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Nicolás Rodríguez-Villar | ... | El de la máscara |
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Fernando Sáez | ... | Geo 1 (as Fernando Saez 'Tito') |
The horrendous spanish detective becomes a bodyward in his new third adventure.
I just arrived from the movie theater and I can't be more disappointed. Being a big Santiago Segura fan, I was expecting to spend two hours with non-stop laughs. However, I kept waiting for the "fun" parts... and they never arrived.
Torrente 3 has been a big blast during the opening weekend, when nobody knew how third movie looked like. However, I would be surprised if it is half successful as Torrente 2.
Maybe it is because he kept repeating the same jokes over and over again (the famous "pajillas" joke is mentioned at least three times). Maybe his character is so well known that it is difficult to surprise the audience. Maybe the plot lacks of originality. I can think of 15 funny moments in Torrente 2. Only one or two are really funny in Torrente 3. I would definitely skip this one and watch the first two Torrente's again.