Me gusta, pero me asusta 2017
In Beto Gómez's vibrant comedy *Me gusta, pero me asusta* (2017), innocent heir Brayan Rodriguez finds himself navigating the chaotic streets of Mexico City after being sent to expand his family's criminal empire in the Sinaloa region.
Director: Beto Gómez
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Me gusta, pero me asusta (2017) about?
This 2017 comedy follows Brayan Rodriguez, a naive heir from a Sinaloa crime family, as he's dispatched to Mexico City to grow the business. There, he crosses paths with Claudia, a spirited local, and their contrasting worlds ignite a whirlwind of romance, comedy, and unexpected consequences.
Who directed Me gusta, pero me asusta?
The film was directed by Beto Gómez, a filmmaker known for his energetic and often comedic takes on cultural clashes and urban life.
Who stars in Me gusta, pero me asusta?
The film stars Alejandro Speitzer as Brayan, Minnie West as Claudia, alongside Joaquín Cosío, Marlene Favela, and Camila Selser in key roles.
Is Me gusta, pero me asusta (2017) worth watching?
For fans of lighthearted comedies with a cultural edge, *Me gusta, pero me asusta* offers plenty to enjoy—crisp dialogue, charismatic performances, and a breezy runtime. While not a blockbuster, its unique blend of humor and heart makes it a solid pick for a fun night in.
How long is Me gusta, pero me asusta?
The runtime for *Me gusta, pero me asusta* is 100 minutes.
About Me gusta, pero me asusta (2017) — A Comedy of Chaos, Love, and Sinaloa's Criminal Legacy
In Beto Gómez's vibrant comedy *Me gusta, pero me asusta* (2017), innocent heir Brayan Rodriguez finds himself navigating the chaotic streets of Mexico City after being sent to expand his family's criminal empire in the Sinaloa region. Tasked with merging street-smart survival with inherited ruthlessness, Brayan's world collides with Claudia's—sparking an unlikely romance that blends humor, heart, and high stakes. As their contrasting lives intertwine, the film explores themes of love versus loyalty, tradition versus transformation, and the absurdity of fate's twists.
With its dynamic cast, sharp comedic timing, and an infectious energy, this 100-minute romp celebrates the messy, unpredictable journey of two people caught between worlds. Whether you're drawn in by the star power or the promise of a wild, feel-good ride, *Me gusta, pero me asusta* delivers a unique slice of Mexican cinema that's as entertaining as it is thought-provoking.