Y tu' Mama

After watching this movie I needed about an hour to process it before feeling like it had ended. I thoroughly enjoyed it from start to finish and almost everywhere in between. There were a couple unnecessary scene's, or shot's within scenes (graphic nudity) but it didn't really take away from the movie enough for me to care all that much. The performances of the actors was brilliant, not many young actors could pull off the roles of the two friends but they did a wonderful job. Good twist at the end which gave the movie a deeper impact on me personally, yet almost seemed unnecessary. The story and idea of short interactions with strangers who come and go as well as longer friends who go so suddenly was really easy to connect with and added to the films success.

Cinematically, the shots were beautiful. It had the colorful feel of 70 mm film possibly? Not sure but it reminded me of Sin Nombre and City of God slightly. Over-all great movie and most definitely something I will be watching again in the future.