I Love Miami (2006)

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I Love Miami
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Directed by	Alejandro Gonzalez Padilla
Cast	Juan Luis Galiardo, Ofelia Medina, Jaime Camil, Adrian Alonso and Johnny Lozada
Theatrical Release	November 30, 2005
DVD Release	August 28, 2007
Running Time	95 minutes
MPAA Rating	R (Restricted)
UPC Code	012236216636
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About I Love Miami

For some he's a god. For others he's the devil incarnate. Fidel Castro is demystified in this black comedy whereby an internal plot leaves him stranded on a raft and eventually lands him ironically on the coast of Miami...like so many Cuban castaways who sought to escape him.System Requirements:Run time: 95 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: COMEDY Rating: NR UPC: 012236216636 Manufacturer No: 21663 Product Description

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User Reviews

Average user review:

(3 reviews)

BOOK 'EM DANNO!

A great concept that could have made for great satire and comedy. But, alas it did not happen. However for director, it may be a good start to a successful artistic career.

I especially liked the crime scene after the fire. It was done in a most realistic manner.

Lastly, buy the movie (it's almost impossible to rent) and make up your own mind. February 24, 2008

This movie was super!

I really enjoyed this movie. Maybe it's because I love Jaime Camil. He is a great actor. I think one of the best Mexico has to offer. December 30, 2007

Fidel in Disguise?

While not a dreadful movie, it leaves a lot to be desired. Ofelia Medina (as Doña Emelia) and Mexican child actor Adrian Alonso (as Tony) give the best performances. Spanish actor Juan Luis Galiardo does a respectable job in a role that portrays both the dictatorial and human sides of the demonized Fidel Castro, but his lack of a Cuban accent is a major flaw. The rest of the cast is lackluster. The story line is herky jerky and confusing at times. Overall the promising premise of this movie is undermined by a mediocre cast, script, and direction. September 4, 2007

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