Familia Rodante (2004)

17 out of 24 people found the following review helpful:

Charming but slightly tiresome local-colour film

Rehan from , 12th April, 2006

There's nothing wrong with this film, which easily finds itself in the 'charming' category. But its very charm can become wearisome, and I have to say I can heppily do without yet another film with an illicit brother/sister-in-law relationship. While probably being a creditable achievement for Argentine cinema, it's not really THAT fantastic for a jaded UK viewer.

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6 out of 6 people found the following review helpful:

crap

koolkate from , 24th May, 2008

utter rubbish!! end of

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4 out of 4 people found the following review helpful:

Excellent road movie!

A Customer from England, 5th August, 2007

As it happens with any road movie, road, cars, and landscape are excuses for developing a story; the road chosen could not have been better, landscapes are superb, and the caravan they travel with is a gem on its own! Each of the 12 people on this caravan had a story to tell and Trapero managed to thread them together very well. True, acting could have been a bit better, but I took it as part of the essence of this movie, adding for a natural freshness of the plot. Human relationships and family business are taken to the core of this family during the trip with a good balance of drama and comedy. The movie is flooded with touches of Argentinian customs along the movie that also come as a bonus. Highly recommended movie!

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4 out of 6 people found the following review helpful:

Dreadfully dull

A Customer from Brighton, 10th March, 2008

Dont waste your time, this is dated (in an unfashionable sense), dull, tediously drawn out ... and a waste of time. I tried to give it the benefit of a doubt but had my hand on the fast forward button 98% of the way through!

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Familia Rodante

MyopicMuse from , 23rd January, 2010

warm delightful and leaves you feeling good at the end.

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Happy Families!

Peter Brown from Hebrides, 13th November, 2009

Strange how the fundamentally boring concept of a family undertaking a very long journey in an elderly motorhome turns out to be quite a good film. The characters get a chance to develop during the film, keeping it interesting and new. A good evening's entertainment. However, don't expect it to encourage your Spanish. Some of the scenes are indistinct naturally (everybody speaking at once), although the Argentine accent is not strong. And don't play it on a conventional TV. On widescreen you see the whole film, but on a standard screen you see only the left half- not satisfactory.

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Not very good

me1me1me1 from , 14th September, 2009

Really very boring unless you somehow like the psychology of a family doing nothing. Wheres the story ???? Its pedestrian and low key. It doesnt inspire. I expected much more from the credits I had seen but its really just a series of events without passion or style. Its not really movie making, more a simple documentary of a very ordinary typical everyday family. Compare to Little Miss Sunshine - they are streets apart.

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Familia Rodante

A Customer from Royston, 9th September, 2009

I couldn't get into this film at all. After about 5 minutes on the road, I gave up on it. I found it very boring.

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