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Rating: 6 stars

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All movies seen on 01/25/2020

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The Misfits (2011)

Directed by Jorge Ramírez Suárez, Javier Colinas, Marco Polo Constandse, Sergio Tovar Velarde

Drama | Comedy

Overview

A lonely boy did not want to live until he meets a girl who pretends to be a star performer. An arrogant lawyer gets a lesson of life to get stuck in an elevator with a single servant. Through the Internet, a computer lover enters into a blind date, the stranger might be too known. Five elders decide to kill boredom and to get excited about planning to rob a bank.

Length 107 minutes

Actors

Luis Arrieta | Luis Ernesto Franco | Paola Nuñez | Tiaré Scanda | Eugenio Bartilotti | Hector Kotsifakis | Maya Zapata | Ana Serradilla | Joaquín Cordero | Beatriz Aguirre | Isela Vega | Patricio Castillo | Justo Martínez | Rosa María Bianchi | Anna Ciocchetti | Lucero Lander

Viewing History (seen 1 time)

Viewing Notes

Not available on streaming. Got from the Round Lake Area library. Another title that I wish TMDb kept it’s original language title of LOS INADAPTADOS since that is the original title in its own country of production/release.

There was not *one* actor listed for this anthology in TMDb. Fucking hell. Also was missing two of the directors and the writer.

I like this well enough. All four stories are intertwined which is neat to see them overlap. Three of the stories worked for me but the one w/the seniors planning a bank robbery seemed a bit too hokey.

So there’s a girl in this who works at the cafe and she’s really cute, like nerdy cute (glasses, no makeup, etc.). She resembles an ex-co-worker of mine Sara. Like really really looks like her. Come to find out it’s Paola Nuñez!! The same Paola in the new Bad Boys for Life movie. She looks completely different here so I didn’t even recognize her but once I knew it was her I could tell. Anyways, she’s great here in easily the best segment w/the fake boyfriend and her parents. There’s a fun credit cookie that follows up on this story.

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