Tired of Kissing Frogs (2006)

One of my all time favorites.

one of my absolute favorites!

It's entirely possible that sending the audience out feeling lousy was intentional

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

This is one of the best Mexican movies I've seen if not the best. It's a great funny story in which all girls can identify with, we can relate to any of the characters and I'm sure we've all dreamed on becoming "manazers" even if we don't have the guts to do so, so this is the perfect opportunity for us to go and live the magic of getting into the movie.The music is great on each scene, the script develops perfectly, and it catches you from the beginning all the way to the end. I totally loved Monica Huarte's performance! I've seen it several times and still find it attractive. I give it a 10.

It's a very nice Latino romantic comedy, fun, enjoyable, and touchy. (And believe me, I never liked romantic comedies before done by Mexican filmmakers) but this one is fresh, great acting, charming, very well directed and the production values are excellent. Never heard about this director before but it's obvious that his background is from advertising. Never saw an Mexico City so beautiful. I really enjoyed it and also it's fresh...I am tired of Latino films about drugs, gangs, thieves, rapes, immigration ... Latinos have ten thousands more positive stories, and this is one of them. (Especially that it makes fun of the macho men).

With another poor year for the Mexican film industry quality and creativity, I would risk to take this movie and bring it to the recommendations board on its category.I knew little about Ana Serradilla but I have to admit that she offers a sweet performance that gives a fresh and tender touch to this comedy; Another remarkable hit is brought by Miguel Rodarte behind a gay character that makes his appearances funny and very enjoyable.The story itself is not very propositive but it's a soft romantic comedy that accomplishes having you in front of the screen with a constant smile and enjoying a great time. Isn't that one of "going to the movies" goals?

We all know that Mexican film industry produce a lot, but sometimes is hard to watch a lot of those movies because they are not commercial. Now "Cansada de Besar Sapos" is the chosen one to exhibit on movie theaters."Cansada de Besar Sapos" tells the story of a girl tired of being cheated to by her boyfriend, the girl is Martha (Ana Serradilla) a interior designer. So she decides to search for mr. right now in the web, and become a "hombreriega".She could've been a portrayal of a very strong woman, but the director (or maybe someone else) chooses to settle for the "fairy tale version" of this story.It is a funny movie, but you have a very recently example of another Mexican movie called "Asi del precipicio", a little more daring to show a girl reality in this country (and a bit more entertaining, I have to say).Ana Serradilla has star potential. But the surprise is Miguel Rodarte in "another gay role", I hope to see more of this actor in better roles. And also kudos for the art direction and the soundtrack, both, excellent.An enjoyable movie.