Contra todas las expectativas, “Milagro azul” (Blue Miracle), drama mexicano inspirado en hechos reales y dirigido por Julio Quintana (El navío) y coescrita junto a Chris Dowling, se ha convertido en una de las más vistas de la plataforma Netflix, contrariando las opiniones de algunos críticos que la han odiado desde su aparición por el exceso de los clichés y un guion elemental y de la felicidad de otros que alaban que, en tiempos tan críticos como los que estamos viviendo a causa de esta pandemia se imponga una historia tan simple y que apela a los valores de la solidaridad, el apego al trabajo en equipo y el respeto de la familia.
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WHAT IT S ABOUT:
To save their cash-strapped orphanage, a guardian and his kids partner with a washed-up boat captain for a chance to win a lucrative fishing competition.
WHAT WE THOUGHT:
I am a sucker for feel-good films based on a true story, and writer/director Julio Quintana s
Blue Miracle takes
a true story as its basis and delivers on all the fascinations of good versus evil and every moral point in-between.
Former street child Omar (Jimmy Gonzales) runs Casa Hogar, an orphanage for local boys in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Funds are low, and the bank is ready to collect, so Papá Omar, as he is affectionately known, must come up with a plan to save their shelter. Enter Dennis Quaid as gruff and arrogant Wade, who has won the Bisbee fishing tournament twice. Himself in a financially precarious position, Wade accepts to take Omar and some of his boys as crew for the organiser to waive his entry fee. With the two adults and the four selected young men including Anthony Gonz
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