Mujeres Arriba (2020) User Reviews

'Soltera Otra Vez' fruna version

[Sekho · 4/10 · 30 September 2020]

This is a very bad movie. The protagonist is a horrible 'actress', the truth is that I do not know if she is really an actress. You can tell they included all of their friends in the movie. Natalia Valdebenito overworked to the max. Everything is poor in this film, starting with the script, the performances, the music, the editing, etc. The male actors were apparently the only professionals. Laughter emitted during the movie: 3. Yawns emitted during the movie: 1 full hour.

It's what pretends to be

[carol-rebolledo · 5/10 · 31 May 2020]

When you choose this movie, you know it will be a romantic comedy, and even it tries to get deeper about the couple sex problems in a funny way. Actually, there is a lot of reality on it. I think the movie is exactly what promised to be. No more, no less. To watch and enjoy, and then forget about it.

The worst moovie i've seen after Ridiculous 6

[jiac-69878 · 1/10 · 2 June 2020]

It's actually amazing how none of the cast has a minimimum skill at acting, the script is dumb, it clearly has good intentions flirting with feminist humor, but, come on, is this the best you could do? The cast is so bad, Matias Assler (an untalented handsome "actor") is one of the best in this, yes, that bad. Also, the voices are unsincronized, even as the audio is in a kind of neutralized chilean spanish, how in hell couldnt you make the cast to have actual audio! How the hell they had to dub it, and if they are dubbing to make it easier for other spanish speakers, why in hell didnt this guys dubbed directly to neutral spanish. Dont waste your time.

A waste of time

[betoisakson · 1/10 · 1 June 2020]

This is by far one of the worst movies i've ever seen. I wasted 1 hour of my life.

Disappointing

[roger_rush · 1/10 · 3 June 2020]

I usually finish the movie no matter if is horrible but after 50 minutes I stop watching. The acting skills very poorly. I didn't understand the problem, very bad jokes.

Female empowerment

[faer_kr · 6/10 · 7 June 2020]

A Chilean romantic comedy. It is about the story of three friends and their relationship with sex and relationships, where two of them are married and the protagonist is single. The predictable and hackneyed ending. It manages and explores in an interesting way the relationship of women with sex and how difficult this social taboo is for them. It has elements of films like "single", "tired of kissing toads", "pretending". Empowerment. Quality. The only problem is the language that sometimes some words run over. The performances are very well accomplished and others not so much.

Funny

[maagdafigueroa · 9/10 · 6 June 2020]

First of all this movie's cast are mostly comedians, not actors and the script is about that too. With that said, they talk about problems that couples can have an about how that affects them. It's funny in a silly way because they exaggerate those problems (of course, as most silly movies do)

Very fun and women-empowering film

[ericobnn · 9/10 · 2 June 2020]

It is very funny, and I'm not usually a fan of comedy movies and I don't laugh very easily. It has a clever script, great actors, some very awkward and funny situations, and has a positive message that empowers women to get more pleasure in their relationships, plus a lot of useful sex-life advice.

I was initially put-off by the actor's way too histrionic style; I was told they are actually comedians, not actresses per-se, so it can be over-the-top at times. I watched 5 minutes and decided it wasn't for me. But after my friend's insistence that I gave it another chance, I did, and I'm glad I did, because it really does get much better very quickly and I got used to the acting style in no time. The movie was a blast!

I was shocked to come here and give the good rating this movie deserves, only to find out it has a score of 3.4! It absolutely deserves a lot more than that. Maybe its feministic undertones triggered a few too many overly-traditional men? Who knows. (disclaimer: I'm a man myself)

What Latin American women's sexuality is like

[gabrielasalabrio · 10/10 · 17 June 2020]

This is a very funny and straight-forward film. It reminded me of the series Sex Education because of the direct way in which they treat sex. In Latin America there is still a lot of stigma around women's sexuality. It is still considered taboo to speak about female masturbation, and women's pleasure in general, and this movie deals with those subjects in a very very funny way. I recommend it if you want to learn more about what women's sexuality is like, and in the meantime, get some pretty big laughs.

It will leave a smile on your face

[felipealvarezrod · 10/10 · 17 June 2020]

It is a fun, sincere movie, and surprisingly it has some very good tips! The story is about three friends whose sexual misadventures lead them to try new things in bed. The movie deals with some preconceptions or myths around sexuality: that men are the ones who always want sex, and not women; that it is difficult for women to reach orgasm, and premature ejaculation, among others.

These topics are treated tastefully and with a lot of humor. The film has a very positive message: that it's never too late to try new things, even when you've been in a couple for long, and that you can always improve your sex life. It is actually an amazingly wise movie, from which everyone could learn a few new things! 100% Recommended.