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Dominican Rep. Spanglish
12,090
Comedy. Drama. Romance
Flor (Paz Vega) plays a Mexican woman who moves to the States to find a better life for her daughter. She finds a job as a housekeeper with the Clasky family (Adam Sandler & Téa Leoni), where - despite the language barrier - she helps them deal with their problems and grow closer together.
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"A rich blend of humor and heartbreak" | ||
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"This is a deeply unpleasant movie masquerading as a heartfelt social commentary on life in these United States." | ||
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"A satisfying and grown-up flick that boasts all of James L. Brooks' strengths." | ||
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"The movie is not quite the sitcom the setup seems to suggest; there are some character quirks that make it intriguing." | ||
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"Whatever message Brooks was trying to put across with Spanglish, it clearly got lost in translaaaaaaaaaaation." | ||
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"Brooks' championing of good old-fashioned family values feels hopelessly nave and frankly unconvincing." | ||
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"Strong on characters and relationships, but weak on some of the details that would elevate it from merely good to great." | ||
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"A performer's showcase. While the pleasantly sentimental comedy doesn't bowl you over with cinematic technique, it's likely to make audiences happy." |
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