(Flash Review)
Taking place in Spain in the 1950s, film star Macarena Granada is cast as the queen of Spain to shoot a blockbuster movie in her homeland. There were some peripheral stories about the tumultuous state of Spain's government as well as laughably portrayed love story. The movie has a satirical comedic tone in which it shows the warts and tricks of making an big budget movie and all the behind the scenes imperfections and shenanigans. The movie was full of juicy colors and pleasant scenery, certainly high quality yet the comedy at its best moments was at half-smirk levels. Overall, it was pleasantly bland even with a few notable actors. No need to bother with this one.
Taking place in Spain in the 1950s, film star Macarena Granada is cast as the queen of Spain to shoot a blockbuster movie in her homeland. There were some peripheral stories about the tumultuous state of Spain's government as well as laughably portrayed love story. The movie has a satirical comedic tone in which it shows the warts and tricks of making an big budget movie and all the behind the scenes imperfections and shenanigans. The movie was full of juicy colors and pleasant scenery, certainly high quality yet the comedy at its best moments was at half-smirk levels. Overall, it was pleasantly bland even with a few notable actors. No need to bother with this one.