Adam Sandler, Téa Leoni, Paz Vega
Married couple John and Deborah Clasky has their mundane lives forever changed when a fiery new housekeeper, Flor, and her intelligent daughter step into their home. Although Flor and John do not shar...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 5, 2005
Stats: 7,187 reviews
Flixster Reviews (7,187)
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February 24, 2008
Cloris Leachman and Paz Vega are definitely at the top of their game in this James L. Brooks melodrama, and the young (and talented) Shelbie Bruce and Sarah Steele give outstanding performances but the not-so-good Adam Sandler (even if he isn't THAT bad) and the annoying Téa Leon...( read more)
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February 17, 2008
A serious Adam Sandler is quite a relief to the usual junk I find him in.
Some great family issues are looked at here. The mundaneness of family life, the difference in upbringing, values.... all in all definitely worth a watch. -
January 1, 2008
This was a pretty good movie, i thought it was going to be a stupid comediac, yet it turned out to be a different kind of movie. Props to Adam Sandler, keep it up.
Critic Reviews
The movie is what in Hollywood they call 'character-driven,' and it does take its sweet time. But much of that time is sweet indeed. full review
With his unerring eye for characters, even their hidden dark corners, Brooks makes Spanglish a rich blend of humor and heartbreak. full review
The movie is not quite the sitcom the setup seems to suggest; there are some character quirks that make it intriguing. full review
[Brooks] opts for soothing fakery and empty multicultural rhetoric to send us home feeling good about ourselves and partaking of the surplus smugness that he clearly has to spare. full review
A distressingly heartwarming domestic drama. full review
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January 20, 2009many things i love about this movie including its aim;the idea of''family first''
the idea that had made father leave his love and forgive his unfaithful wife ,the jealousy of a mother sacrificing her life to her daughter.
the facing between paz and her daughter @the bus station and the moment in the restaurant are my favorites in this movie. -
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