In those very crucial minutes a comedy has to break the ice, STOLEN VACATION did it for me with the telephone bit with the recorded laughter going on in the back. From then on I enjoyed the commited Acting by Ana Claudia Talancón, Bruno Bichir, and the supporting cast. I thought setting the film back in 2001, was a great choice. I think it's healthy to go back to Amlo's programmer in the background (Desafuero), V. Fox with his "Hoy, hoy" attitude, now that even its creators cannot define what does Transformation mean.

Without being the comedy's topic, I appreciate Diego Graue brought us back to what type of Mexicans we were then, and nail it. Before the polarizing effort by AMLO's programmers.

Have to read the closed caption but I'd rather do that than listen to some of the horrible dubbing on so many of the foreign films I've tried to watch on Netflix.

This was one of the few foreign films I've made it through. The trouble with dubbed films is the lines are just being read from the script and not actually acted. It ruins the movie and it ruins the feeling of the movie. All the actors in this film were very good. All likable and relatable. If you are looking for a light hearted fun movie with no violence or cussing, then check this one out. It's fun and I'd watch it again. The story moved along at a good pace. And the story wasnt sappy or syrupy.