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Movie Review for Ladron Que Roba a Ladron
Movie Review for
Ladron Que Roba a Ladron
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24 Reviews total.
Release date: 8/31/2007
Run length: Unknown.
Categories:
Action/Adventure
Summary:
Two former thieves reunite to rob the biggest thief they know -- Moctesuma Valdez, a TV infomercial guru who's made millions selling worthless health products to poor Latino immigrants. When none of their affiliates want to go undercover as day laborers to pull off the heist, the two men turn to the real thing for help.
Reviews of Ladron Que Roba a Ladron
By
Michael Phillips
of Chicago Tribune (7/0)
...glides along on the strength of its multi-ethnic ensemble.
By
Bruce Westbrook
of Houston Chronicle (7/0)
If you want dangerous schemes to be light-hearted entertainment, you've got to make allowances. B...
By
Jeannette Catsoulis
of New York Times (7/0)
This film is like Ocean’s Eleven if directed by Robin Hood and financed by Telemundo.
By
Jeannette Catsoulis
of New York Times (7/0)
...an effervescent comedy coasting on the charisma of its stars.
By
Frank Swietek
of One Guy's Opinion (7/0)
Ocean's Seven at best...a puny heist comedy that's nowhere near as clever or amusing as it thinks...
By
Jason Ferguson
of Orlando Weekly (7/0)
Elegant, gentle and often quite hilarious.
Reviews of Ladron Que Roba a Ladron
By
Jeanne Aufmuth
of Palo Alto Weekly (7/0)
Ladron leans far too heavily on a lifeless script and sluggish pacing to get its well-worn point ...
By
Ruthe Stein
of San Francisco Chronicle (7/0)
Needlessly complicated.
By
Claudia Puig
of USA Today (7/0)
...clever, funny and very entertaining.
By
Claudia Puig
of USA Today (7/0)
The con they carefully plan is perilous and close to impossible, but the outcome is surprisingly ...
By
Robert Koehler
of Variety (7/0)
Comic touches are obvious and broad, while helmer Joe Menendez lacks the essential energy for a v...
By
Josh Rosenblatt
of Austin Chronicle (3/4) No reference
Grand Hollywood entertainment for and about a long-ignored culture that's just now starting to se...
Reviews of Ladron Que Roba a Ladron
By
Tim Cogshell
of Boxoffice Magazine (3/4) No reference
Painfully didactic storytelling.
By
J. R. Jones
of Chicago Reader (4/3) No reference
Easygoing heist flick.
By
Bill Stamets
of Chicago Sun-Times (6/1) No reference
International talents converge for an entertaining genre exercise.
By
Michael Phillips
of Chicago Tribune (3/4) No reference
It's refreshing to see a bit of escapism that takes place in contemporary Southern California as ...
By
Brian Orndorf
of eFilmCritic.com (3/4) No reference
It's good vs. evil on a plain, flat playing field, but this welcoming minimalism only seems to em...
By
Donald Munro
of Fresno Bee (3/4) No reference
Mostly it's silly caper stuff that works moderately well.
Reviews of Ladron Que Roba a Ladron
By
Michael Rechtshaffen
of Hollywood Reporter (6/1) No reference
While the caper attempts to ape the Ocean's style...it proves to be a pale immitation when it com...
By
Adam Fendelman
of HollywoodChicago.com (3/4) No reference
While it's easy to lambaste a film that's obviously derived from an inspirational predecessor, pr...
By
Beth Accomando
of KPBS.org (3/4) No reference
Ladr%uFFFDn is slight and silly, and plays happily within its limitations.
By
Matt Pais
of Metromix.com (6/1) No reference
Such a Spanish-translated mash-up of Ocean's Eleven and Out of Sight that George Clooney may want...
By
Peter Debruge
of Miami Herald (3/4) No reference
The movie is primarily about fantasy, and everything is exaggerated to such a degree that you pla...
By
Roger Moore
of Orlando Sentinel (3/4) No reference
A sweetly surprising treatise on friendship.
Movie Distributors
Lionsgate Production Companies
Panamax Films Movie Studios
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