Mexico City.- No existen las buenas personas, existen presas y depredadores, corderos y leones … con esta phrase comienza ‘Descuida, yo te cuido’, una comedia dirigida por J Blakeson y protagonizada por Rosamund Pike, Peter Dinklage y Eiza González.
This comment on Netflix has made these days, without embarrassment, has captured the attention of the public since some months ago, when he was training at the Cine de Toronto International Festival.
Rosamund Pike is one of the Best Actress nominees for the 2021 Golden Globes.
¿De qué trata Descuida yo te cuido?
Our protagonist is Marla Grayson (Pike) a brilliant woman who has encountered the form of enrichment at the expense of others in a completely legal form.
And it’s Marla’s dedicated to being the ‘tutor’ of third-party people who seem to ‘have no interest in them’.
Apenas juez les otorgue la custodia de estos ancosos, Marla se dedica a vender su casa, sus autos, sus pertenencias ya alejarlos para siempre de su familia.
One day Marla and her friend Fran (Eiza González) gave birth to Jennifer Peterson (Dianne West), a millionaire woman, jubilee and her family alive. In summary, a joya.
What I do not know is that Jennifer is in fact the mother of Roman Lunyov (Dinklage), a miserable leader of the Russian mafia who was TODO with so much to say to his mother.
Good or bad?
It is difficult to define the feeling that I Care A Lot. And more, we do not know how to describe it as a comedy.
If all belong to all the characters it is precisely this confidence of saber that pueden salirse with the suya and arruinar la vida de otros solo por eso … porque pueden.
Rosamund Pike’s action as Louise is extraordinary. His determination passes from the bewonderenswaardig to the escalator, to the point that one actually lies more than she does to the Russian mafia.
I Care A Lot is an interesting and cruel proposition that we will face the idea of what good people are.
Because if the world is divided between those who are arrested, those who are arrested are the only ones who are likely to lose money.
You found it worth 81% off Rotten Tomatoes and can lose it on Netflix.