This film has been filmed during the aviation crisis due to COVID.
The "low cost Madrid airport" is actually an airport located in Teruel, which has been converted into a maintenance/graveyard of planes, some of them waiting to clear everything up, others to stay there forever.
That's why you see in this film this "abandoned" planes everywhere. They have done a good job with the editing, though.
All the cockpit scenes are inside real airplanes, although they not correspond to the exterior model (except for the Airbus which is in the hangar)
*** Regarding the film, I wouldn't pay for it on a cinema, but it came included in Prime Video, so I gave it a try.
It's entretaining to watch at least, however it's nothing new. Easy plot line - with standard "comedy sketches" in between of Pepe Viyuela and José Mota.
Eva Ugarte, relative new actress, I think she did a great job acting in the film, despite her poor character.
It's not inteligent humor and it's an easy resolving film, but sometimes someone just needs to watch some entretaining-easy-to-see-film to go through the day, and this film achieves it.
The "low cost Madrid airport" is actually an airport located in Teruel, which has been converted into a maintenance/graveyard of planes, some of them waiting to clear everything up, others to stay there forever.
That's why you see in this film this "abandoned" planes everywhere. They have done a good job with the editing, though.
All the cockpit scenes are inside real airplanes, although they not correspond to the exterior model (except for the Airbus which is in the hangar)
*** Regarding the film, I wouldn't pay for it on a cinema, but it came included in Prime Video, so I gave it a try.
It's entretaining to watch at least, however it's nothing new. Easy plot line - with standard "comedy sketches" in between of Pepe Viyuela and José Mota.
Eva Ugarte, relative new actress, I think she did a great job acting in the film, despite her poor character.
It's not inteligent humor and it's an easy resolving film, but sometimes someone just needs to watch some entretaining-easy-to-see-film to go through the day, and this film achieves it.