If you have thirty minutes to spare and love old-school slapstick, Monerías is a weird little trip worth taking. But if scratchy 1930s audio and actors shouting Spanish phonetically make your head hurt, stay far away. 😅 It is basically Charley Chase doing his usual clumsy-man routine, but for a Spanish-speaking audie...
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"If you have thirty minutes to spare and love old-school slapstick, Monerías is a weird little trip worth taking. But if scratchy 1930s audio and actors shouting Spanish phonetically make your head hurt, stay far away. 😅 It is basically Charley Chase doing his usual clumsy-man routine, but for a Spanish-speaking audience. They did this a lot back then, filming the same scenes twice with different casts because dubbing wasn't really a thing yet. The plot is super thin, mostly just Charley getti..."
H.M. Walker
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