Los fierecillos indomables
Los fierecillos indomables

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Los fierecillos indomables

1982
Movie
81 min
Spanish

The authorities at an adult education center (called CACHADA) are about to receive an inspection that worries them. On the same plane as the inspector is a student with a similar last name, whom they mistake for the inspector. Meanwhile, the students are rehearsing musical numbers at night, having promised to perform at a club. This is discovered by the teachers and the inspector, who decide to punish their students. Furthermore, the school's benefactor, Amalita Fortaviene (a parody of the millionaire philanthropist Amalia Lacroze de Fortabat), arrives, bringing with her the Loma Blanca soccer team (a parody of Club Loma Negra, represented by their River Plate jerseys) to compete against CACHADA (who wear Boca Juniors jerseys). Winning this match is crucial for resolving all the entanglements presented in the film.

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IMDb5.4/10
Director: René Cardona Jr.Genres: Comedy, Family

Plot Summary

This Mexican comedy follows a group of eccentric characters, including a bumbling scientist and his clumsy assistant, as they embark on a series of misadventures. Their chaotic attempts to achieve scientific breakthroughs often lead to hilarious misunderstandings and slapstick situations.

Critical Reception

The film was primarily aimed at a family audience and is known for its lighthearted, slapstick humor, often appealing to fans of the actors' previous comedic work. Critical reviews were generally mild, focusing on its simple plot and comedic performances.

What Reviewers Say

  • Appreciated for its family-friendly, lighthearted humor.

  • Praised for the comedic chemistry of its lead actors.

  • Seen as a simple, fun romp rather than a critically profound film.

Google audience: Audience reception focused on the nostalgic comedic performances and the film's straightforward, enjoyable humor, making it a lighthearted watch.

Fun Fact

This film is notable for reuniting several key actors from the popular Mexican television series 'El Chavo del Ocho,' bringing their signature comedic styles to the big screen.

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