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La pulquería 2
In this second part, the devil (Alfonso Zayas) returns to earth in search of a cure for his loss of masculinity; while Gerardo (Jorge Rivero), the rich and handsome character, continues to seduce his beloved.
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Plot Summary
The sequel to the popular Mexican erotic comedy "La pulquería," this film continues the raucous adventures centered around a traditional pulque bar. It follows the comedic escapades and romantic entanglements of the bar's patrons and staff, blending humor with risqué situations. The narrative often involves misunderstandings, exaggerated characters, and a celebration of Mexican culture through its lively social hub.
Critical Reception
La pulquería 2, like its predecessor, was a popular film in Mexico, catering to audiences looking for lighthearted, Erotic comedy. Critical reviews were generally focused on its comedic elements and its portrayal of Mexican social life, often highlighting its sensationalist aspects. It is considered part of a genre that was prevalent in Mexican cinema during the era, known for its blend of humor and adult themes.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its humor and energetic portrayal of pulquería culture.
Noted for its erotic themes and comedic situations.
Seen as a typical example of Mexican Erotic comedy from the 1980s.
Google audience: Audience reception generally points to the film's comedic value and its entertainment factor, especially for those familiar with or interested in the cultural context of pulquerías. Some viewers found the humor dated, while others appreciated its nostalgic and uninhibited style.
Fun Fact
The "pulquería" in the film is a type of establishment where the fermented agave beverage pulque is sold and consumed, and these social hubs were central to Mexican popular culture for centuries.
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