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Yes, it's predictable. Of course, it follows a formula. But damn if this isn't Guzman's show. Jun 10, 2016 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Yes, it's predictable. Of course, it follows a formula. But damn if this isn't Guzman's show.
Scott Marks
It's charming. It's funny. Jun 10, 2016 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
It's charming. It's funny.
Sheila O'Malley
Luis Guzman is an instantly recognizable character actor who deserves his shot at being the face of a film. It's just unfortunate that the film turns out to be the lethargic and rarely funny fish-out-of-American-water comedy Puerto Ricans in Paris. Jun 10, 2016 | Rating: 2/5
Luis Guzman is an instantly recognizable character actor who deserves his shot at being the face of a film. It's just unfortunate that the film turns out to be the lethargic and rarely funny fish-out-of-American-water comedy Puerto Ricans in Paris.
Cary Darling
It's difficult to see how the film itself could be any less substantial without evaporating on screen. Jun 10, 2016 | Full Review…
It's difficult to see how the film itself could be any less substantial without evaporating on screen.
Joe Leydon
A formulaic fish-out-of-water buddy caper given an amusing boost with a casual scrunch of Guzmán's pug-nosed mug. Jun 9, 2016 | Full Review…
A formulaic fish-out-of-water buddy caper given an amusing boost with a casual scrunch of Guzmán's pug-nosed mug.
Michael Rechtshaffen
Guzman and Garcia (reunited from HBO's "How to Make It in America") are a joy to watch, and deliver their lines with just enough nuance to make them truly endearing; sometimes it works, others not so much. Jun 9, 2016 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
Guzman and Garcia (reunited from HBO's "How to Make It in America") are a joy to watch, and deliver their lines with just enough nuance to make them truly endearing; sometimes it works, others not so much.
Miriam Di Nunzio
While the detective duo's plans to cruise on charm may backfire at times, the same can't be said for the film which, given the room to breathe, is quite the pleasant diversion. Nov 13, 2018 | Full Review…
While the detective duo's plans to cruise on charm may backfire at times, the same can't be said for the film which, given the room to breathe, is quite the pleasant diversion.
Stephen Saito
Lacks the comedy it craves. Feb 8, 2017 | Rating: C- | Full Review…
Lacks the comedy it craves.
Dennis Schwartz
Culture-clash buddy comedy has some crude humor, gun use. Jul 19, 2016 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Culture-clash buddy comedy has some crude humor, gun use.
Sandie Angulo Chen
There are no laughs, the plot is a bore, and visiting Paris is just an excuse to wheel out postcard backdrops and attractive women. And yet Guzmán and Garcia are good together. Jun 29, 2016 | Rating: 4/10 | Full Review…
There are no laughs, the plot is a bore, and visiting Paris is just an excuse to wheel out postcard backdrops and attractive women. And yet Guzmán and Garcia are good together.
Stephen Mayne
At least the title accurately describes the culture-clash shenanigans in this lackluster low-budget comedy. Jun 17, 2016 | Full Review…
At least the title accurately describes the culture-clash shenanigans in this lackluster low-budget comedy.
Todd Jorgenson
The grand takeaway from Puerto Ricans in Paris, which delivers what you'd expect and not much else, is that someone ought to finally give Luis Guzmán the leading role of a lifetime. Jun 16, 2016 | Rating: C- | Full Review…
The grand takeaway from Puerto Ricans in Paris, which delivers what you'd expect and not much else, is that someone ought to finally give Luis Guzmán the leading role of a lifetime.
John Fink
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