- Genre
- Comedy
- Year
- 1981
- Runtime
- 1h48
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127 millones libres de impuestos
A comical twist on wealth and human folly.
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Synopsis
In the whimsical and sharp-witted comedy '127 Millones Libres de Impuestos,' released in 1981, José Luis López Vázquez stars as the clever businessman Alberto Romero. He finds himself entangled in a web of absurdity when he discovers a loophole that leads him to accumulate an astonishing wealth of 127 million pesos that are seemingly tax-free. The film cleverly satirizes the bureaucratic and financial systems of the time, showcasing Alberto's flamboyant schemes to enjoy his newfound fortune while cleverly avoiding legal consequences. As the story unfolds, audiences are treated to a series of hilariously unfortunate events and clever escapades that highlight the absurdity of greed and the desire for wealth. With its engaging plot and charming performances, particularly from López Vázquez, the movie remains a delightful exploration of ambition and the quirks of human nature, leaving viewers laughing and pondering the true value of money.
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Reviews
The reception of '127 Millones Libres de Impuestos' has been mixed but largely positive among international audiences. IMDb users have rated the film a 6.4/10, suggesting that while it may not be a classic, it holds its own as an enjoyable comedy. Some critics have praised the movie for its light-hearted treatment of serious themes like wealth and tax evasion. One reviewer from 'El País' remarked, 'López Vázquez's performance is nothing short of delightful, embodying the humor in a hapless character who finds himself caught between riches and absurdity.' Meanwhile, 'Rotten Tomatoes' reflects a more cautious appreciation with an audience score indicating a decent but not overwhelming affection for the film. Critics have pointed out its relevance in contemporary discussions about wealth inequality, with a reviewer noting, 'The film strikes a chord in today's society, reflecting how the pursuit of financial gain often leads to comical yet critical misadventures.' Despite its era-specific humor and pacing that may not resonate with all modern viewers, it remains a treasured film for its depiction of a character who learns the bittersweet truth about his 'free money.'
