Tortilla Soup Critic Reviews
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At times, the movie smacks of a standard-issue Hollywood chick flick, especially in the obligatory scene where the women bond by singing and dancing in a kitchen (to Doris Day's ''Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps'').Read the full review
A warm-blooded winner with equal emphasis placed on taste buds and heartstrings.Read the full review
As tasty and nourishing as one of Martin's finest meals.Read the full review
Its attributes and achievements are modest, but its arias, duets, and ensembles are engaging all the same.Read the full review
The movie is cast so well that the actors bring life to their predictable destinies, and Elizondo casts a kind of magical warm spell over them all.Read the full review
It's a resplendently basic, lovey- dovey and inside-out "King Lear."Read the full review
It's not as good as "Eat Drink Man Woman," for no imitation ever surpasses its original; but it's so brimful of life you can't say no.Read the full review
Overwhelmingly predictable despite its cute surprise ending, Tortilla Soup is a filling but unoriginal dish.Read the full review
As predictable as a fast-food restaurant. The actors' exuberance goes a long way, but not far enough.Read the full review
