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Ali Landry, Angélica Aragón, Eduardo Verástegui, Jaime Tirelli, Lukas Behnken
Nina, a young, unmarried waitress at a Mexican restaurant, finds herself pregnant and without work after coming in late several days because of morning sickness. Jose, the restaurant's chef, is taken ...( read more
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Id: 10888100
I think I would have enjoyed this movie a little bit better if I hadn't felt like I was being preached at. Not really into story's made to fit into social agendas.
Whoever thinks for a second that this is just another propaganda, Christian, anti-abortion movie is absolutely missing the point.
As one of the most atheist, most psycho pro-abortion dudes out there, I truly loved it to death.
Beautiful, beautiful movie.
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I really liked the movie except for the ending. I am led to believe that he adopted the baby and she disappeared from his life for a few years until meeting at the beach? It just didn't add up.
After having dinner with Jose's family Nina asks, "Is it always like that? Did you grow up with that?" "With what?" asks Jose.
"Joy. Love."
That joy and love was palpable through every minute of this sad and touching story, written and played very well.
Sweet, feel good movie that leaves you with a satisfied feeling. "If you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans." Recommended.
The huge gap that separates the amount of praise this has received from audiences (Toronto Film Festival Viewers, theatergoers, "Flixter Users") and the negative reviews it received from critics has EVERYTHING to do with the fact that in this movie, a woman is talked out of getti...( read more)
This movie had the potential to be 5 stars and it was a very good storyline, but it was hard to tell what was going on time wise. It definitely need a "5 years later" flash on the bottom. I was a little disappointed with the ending in that it was slightly vague. I would still d...( read more)
Rather elegantly filmed story. Nothing too deep to haunt you but a touching story that held me captive. A nice break from all the art film fests i find myself in.
A beautiful story that's not perfect but is still positive and uplifting despite tragedies. Eduardo Verastegui is good without being too over the top. The brothers' characters are a little too fanciful but I can overlook that to enjoy the heart of the story. Tammy Blanchard di...( read more)
