Mexico · 2018
Rated PG-13 · 1h 25m
Director Pedro Pablo Ibarra
Starring Mauricio Ochmann, Fernanda Castillo, Emiliano Aramayo, Erik Hayser
Genre Comedy, Drama
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A young boy Santi is told that he needs an operation to save his eyesight. Fearing blindness, he makes a list of all the things he wishes to see before the surgery. His separated parents must come together and overcome their personal drama to give Santi a trip he will never forget.
Ya Veremos, with all its clichéd antics and uneven performances, has already been a hit in Mexico despite middling reviews. Would an unsuspecting, non-Latino viewer who randomly walks into this have a pleasant reaction? Very likely, if your sensibilities align with the film’s tropes and feel-good qualities, and you don’t mind the glaringly predictable trappings.
The Hollywood Reporter by Frank Scheck
Marred by juvenile humor and ersatz emotion, the film, directed by Pitipol Ybarra, is so bad that an even worse Hollywood remake seems inevitable.
Film Journal International by Gary M. Kramer
Despite all of the mediocrity, there are a handful of sweet moments in the film.
Arizona Republic by Randy Cordova
Despite competent performances all around, you never feel much chemistry between the actors.
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