Y Tu Mama Tambien
I watched Y Tu Mama Tambien yesterday (more like a while ago at 6pm!) at the UP Film Center. I was uberly ecstatic about it for the longest time. I really was intrigued by reviews I hear from everyone in the campus! I would say it was an overdued watching since my second year in UP Diliman. And so, my friends and I (yes, some of them were as excited as I was!) dragged ourselves despite the line. We got tickets and we had seats in front just right to see the movie.

The movie started and lo and behold, a heated sex scene. I realized so the intrigues are true, "You should see the first part cause it's steamy!" If you asked me, well it was performed better than that of Boatman, a Filipino movie starring Ronnie Lazaro. Anyway, I wasn't moved by the sex scene, I'm still in agape with the connection with the title. So I waited and tried to internalize the "art" film.

Basically, the story was a drag and like any other cheap bold flick (this one wouldn't appear cheap because of it's exotic flair, to think hailed from Mexico), you'll expect there will be a sex scene one after the other. Meaning it was predictable.

And then, it finally came cheap when I heard the title: Y Tu Mama Tambien. Apparently, Julio fucked Tanoche's mother as well, besides Tenoche's girl. There you go. Isn't that interesting?

No. I wouldn't call it an art film. It came cheap. It sucked (figuratively and literally, thanks to Lucia!). And overall, Lucia could just make a scene where she's fucking both Tanoche and Julio and simply say, "Hey, I've got cancer and I'm fucking both of you because I want to enjoy the rest of my life sucking li'l boys with pretty little dicks!" But of course, it came out with a flair: To live life knowing you really lived a life. She said something with surfing but I didn't mind internalizing it.

But of course being an animal, do watch it! Cause the sex scenes came out tasty not like here; the usual, ha! For the story, well, 'twas all too natural that it came out uninteresting in the end.