Tell Me When

It was a light, fun and enjoyable movie. Worth the watch.

Sometimes a cliche can be used and as a viewer you might not mind that much. Or a movie can be built upon a few of them. Again, depending on your thresshold and what you are able to be forgiving of .. it can work in your and the movies favor.

Something you have to consider when it comes to the movie right here. Dancing around them (no pun intended) may be one way you can look at them. You have to have a soft spot for some romance, drama and light comedy of course ... can you see that in you? And obviously in a movie you are about to watch? Well go ahead and do it then.

I want it to be more... it's a cute movie. The idea is super nice!

Mexico City always a jewel to watch on film.

The acting decent. But If this happened to me in real life I would be freaked out of a guy like that. I needed more substance on his character, too boring, to soft; not an awkward-cute or funny personality. I couldn't fall for him (like I do on movies with the main characters) his acting was nice, it was just the character... Daniele's friends are the best part of the movie.

In general I think they could've done much more with the story and characters.

It's just like any other romantic not too funny story.

I've watched a bunch of these Netflix originals (for Spanish practice) and this one of the better ones. The cinematography is actually pretty outstanding. The main actors in the film all give good performances. And the ending was enough of a twist on the typical cliche that it felt like a more modern, sensitive take on a more "real" love story.

It's not going to win any awards but it's worth a watch.

Fun, some good funny scenes, very cliché, but cool, our eternal Maria Joaquina (Ludwika Paleta) ...