Once a Year Can't Hurt 2

Synopsis

Once a Year Can't Hurt 2 (Uno al año no hace daño 2) is a Colombian comedy film released in 2015, directed by Ricardo Mejía and starring Waldo Urrego. The story continues the humorous saga of middle-aged friends who reunite for their annual gathering, navigating the ups and downs of friendship, love, and life’s unexpected twists. Filled with witty dialogues and relatable scenarios, the film explores themes of personal growth and camaraderie against a backdrop of lighthearted antics. The sequel maintains the spirit of its predecessor, combining humor with heartfelt moments, offering viewers an entertaining glimpse into midlife challenges with a comedic touch.

Cast

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  Waldo Urrego

  Álvaro

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  Aída Morales

  María del Pilar

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  Walter Luengas

  Álvaro Junior

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  Manuel Sarmiento

  Marcos

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  Jacques Toukhmanian

  Gustavo

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  Katherine Porto

  Laura

Reviews

The reception of Once a Year Can't Hurt 2 has been mixed, with audiences appreciating its humor and relatable characters, while critics have pointed out some shortcomings in its storyline and pacing. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 5.6/10 based on user reviews, indicating a moderate response. Many viewers enjoyed the chemistry between the cast, especially Waldo Urrego's performance, praising the film's ability to deliver genuine laughs without resorting to over-the-top comedy. However, some critics at local Colombian film review sites felt that the sequel did not quite live up to the charm and freshness of the original, noting that the plot sometimes felt predictable and a bit stretched. Rotten Tomatoes does not have a critic score for this film, reflecting its limited international exposure. Overall, Once a Year Can't Hurt 2 is considered an enjoyable watch for fans of the first film and those who appreciate character-driven comedies, though it may not resonate as strongly with a broader audience seeking more dynamic storytelling.