Everytime my spanish teacher puts on a movie, I get slightly annoyed knowing she could've put on Y tu mamá también or Roma; spanish films I've heard are great and that I really want to watch. But no, we have to see the unfunny sequel to an unfunny netflix movie where the humor doesn't even make sense if you're not from Spain. "ThEy PrObAbLy DoN't FiT wItH tHe CoRiCuLuM" Really? A "comedy" about a love triangle is a better fit for Spanish class than the oscar-for-best-picture-nominated Roma, about domestic Mexico in the 1970s, semi-based on the directors upbringing? Sure.
Everytime my spanish teacher puts on a movie, I get slightly annoyed knowing she could've put on Y tu mamá también or Roma; spanish films I've heard are great and that I really want to watch. But no, we have to see the unfunny sequel to an unfunny netflix movie where the humor doesn't even make sense if you're not from Spain. "ThEy PrObAbLy DoN't FiT wItH tHe CoRiCuLuM" Really? A "comedy" about a love triangle is a better fit for Spanish class than the oscar-for-best-picture-nominated Roma, about domestic Mexico in the 1970s, semi-based on the directors upbringing? Sure.
