Title: Stars for Bardem and locations only
Product review: Javier Bardem is always good and solid, and the Spanish locations are gorgeous. The music is nicely chosen too.However, there's a big problem with much of the dialogue, which does not seem authentic; there is no logic to Cristina wanting to stay with the nasty Maria Elena and her ex-husband Juan Antonio; there's no logic, either, in Vicky wanting to go off with J.A. after she's just gotten married; the narration is incredibly annoying and unnecessary.Woody Allen can do much better than this.
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