In the end, even though it may seem unbelievable, the film takes a humanistic and affectionate turn which radically contrasts with the start of the film, and that additionally, connects to The Artist. [Full review in Spanish]

It's very short, socially conscious and all about the movie industry.

It’s a fast, not as cheap, and much better than decent cover version of another song, one that knows very well that it’s a cover version.

At its best, the film’s willingness to acknowledge the challenges of remaking a beloved original empowers its strongest moments. At its worst, these choices only highlight the ways in which the film pales when compared to its predecessor.