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Y Tu Mama Tambien (And Your Mother Too) - Unrated Edition Customer Reviews (1 - 3 of 69 Reviews)

Revealing
This movie is a peek into the lives of two boys...we get to watch them for one summer through all of the drama that happens. It's very explicit. Another word I can think of to describe it is "raw." It's funny at times, sexy at times, sad at times, etc. It's just very interesting to sit on the sidelines, watching all of these events that happen one summer shape the lives of two boys, and not be able to affect them in any way.

I would recomend it to anyone who thinks they can stomach the explicit language and sex, and to anyone who is generally interested in boys growing up.

Humorous And Series
Y Tu Mama Tambien, although filled with sex and vulgarity, is a sweet comedy with serious intent.The film may promise more than it can deliver, and it never delves very deeply into the adolescent psyche, but it does provide almost two hours of solid enjoyment, laughter, and heartbreak.The unrated edition is wildly erotic and requires an open mind about profanity, nudity, and sex, or at least a modern sensibility toward these subjects, to be enjoyed. The movie is humorous and serious at the same time, a lighthearted, risqué romp with dramatic overtones.


Almost a chick flick
It's a "relationships" movie, but about an utterly un-chicky relationship. It's about Tenoch and Julio, two boys at the end of their teens, right when their balls-to-brains ratio is at its worst. They cycle between extremes of bragodoccio, bone-deep uncertainty, and chemically altered states of mind, swirling in riptides of testosterone.

Then Julia sails into this maelstrom, or male-storm. Her mood is stormy, as well, and makes even deeper waves between the two friends as they sail off for a week at Heaven's Beach. Nearly 30 and newly jilted, she has fantasies at least as compelling as the boys'. Ironically, realization of one of her fantasies divides the two friends forever by joining them just too closely. Then, their three-way week alone at Heaven's Beach ends. The boys return uneasily to their "real world," and Julia stays behind in Heaven.

But don't think you've really understood Julia until the very end. A moment in the last scene changes the meaning of everything that went before. Maybe not for Tenoch and Julio, but for Julia - and then, maybe for them too.

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