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Alejandro's life is disrupted when actress Sophie Wilder stays at his hotel. To their surprise, the two fall for one another, meeting at midnight.
Sofia, a successful hotel developer, is on the verge of finalizing the purchase of a beachfront resort in Oaxaca, Mexico. However, her plans are complicated by Alejandro, the charming and laid-back manager of the resort, who is fiercely protective of his employees and the local community. As Sofia and Alejandro clash over business versus tradition, they find themselves unexpectedly drawn to each other.
At Midnight received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its charming performances, beautiful Mexican setting, and heartwarming romantic chemistry. Some noted its predictable plot but found its execution enjoyable and emotionally resonant.
Praised for the undeniable chemistry between its leads.
Applauded for its vibrant portrayal of Oaxacan culture and scenery.
Some found the storyline to be familiar but appreciated its sincerity.
Google audience: Audiences largely enjoyed the film's romantic storyline and the on-screen chemistry between Diego Boneta and Monica Barbaro. Many viewers found the beautiful cinematography and the depiction of Mexican culture to be highlights, making it a feel-good romantic comedy.
The film was shot on location in Oaxaca, Mexico, with many scenes capturing the natural beauty and local culture of the region.
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This movie was bad, but a good kind of bad. The dialog was absolutely terrible. I mean, some of the writing was trying to be self-aware but was actually just cringeworthy. But the poor writing mixed with the mediocre acting actually had me ...