A largely underwhelming reminder of the potential thematic richness of this type of cinema, and of how difficult it is to successfully pull off.

It has a reasonably solid, if not blazingly original, premise, a more-than-solid cast, made with enough style to make for a reasonably diverting 100 minutes, but it never quite manages to be anything more than that.

The whole endeavor feels, unavoidably, like streaming detritus, the type of film that litters VOD menus to tempt bored audiences to click because they recognize the stars in it.

This film isn't as harrowing [as Pushing Tin], because it has humor; what it lacks is a bit of conciseness. [Full review in Spanish]