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As a Spanish native speaker i found this movie disrespectful and childish. The spanish speakers characters can barely pronounce two words, turning the whole script into an uncomfortable caricature. Although disguised as a modern production, they fall into the same errors of typecast Latinos into same old stereotypes. The only valuable thing is the attempt to offer something different by mixing a Spanish language film with a musical, however its execution becomes irritating to watch. I'm sure any positive reviews must come from someone totally unfamiliar with the Spanish language, as this is a determining factor in making this film totally inedible and a endless meme material.

Outstanding & beautiful feature with unexpected deep reflections. While you may blame & feel frustrated on how Dog couldn´t get his friend back, you can perceive how this story is portraying human relationships. Dog & Robot go through a rollercoaster journey of friendship, loneliness and lost. Dog sincerely felt he did all he could to rescue him & Robot, even when he was in grief & overwhelmed about being forgotten & replaced (on his dreams), never keep hard feelings on Dog. They learnt & grew from the circumstances, moving on with their lives, understanding that beyond all the love, sometimes people just come to change and touch your life even if it isn't mean to last forever. Its amazing how Berger & Varon portrayed meaningful scenes by using no gender, speachless characters. I believe everybody can relate on Robot or Dog at some point of our life.