- Studio: Picturehouse Entertainment
- Release Date: Aug 3, 2007
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5.7
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 58 Ratings
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Positive: 31 out of 58
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Mixed: 2 out of 58
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Negative: 25 out of 58
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MariaP.Aug 5, 200710
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VonC.Aug 5, 200710A very good film!
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IRAOct 30, 200710This film is just great. Real not the usual sugered story!
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RueddieAAug 29, 20071Music scenes were great...story like retarded...this movie should've been named POOCHIE.
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HectorL.Aug 30, 20070The numbers speak for themselves.
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RayD.Aug 3, 20078It's not a GREAT film--the story could have been stronger, more accurate and better acted. It should have focused more on Hector's greatness, his redeeming qualities and less on his philandering and drug abuse. But the domestic squabbles bring both JLo and her husband up a notch in the acting department and the salsa always rolls in, full boil, at the right moments to heat things up.
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M.L.Aug 4, 20077It may have been cliche but Jennifer's acting was fantastic and Marc's performances were incredible. It kept me watching. It was her story about her perception of their lives together and who he was as a man. Well done.
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HeatherAug 5, 200710Excellent movie. I LOVED it. All the actors were convincing and threw themselves into their parts. Jennifer Lopez was great as the feisty Puchi and Marc Anthony embodied Hector Lavoe. Really great. Really entertaining.
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ShevyL.Aug 5, 200710
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MilaS.Aug 5, 200710This movie is worth watchong for is amazing music and Wonderfull perfromances, Jennifer Lopez best acting work since Out of sight.
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SaraC.Aug 5, 200710Amazing performance by jennifer, esp when she tells hector about their sons death, heatbreaking. The story line and direction was a little flimsy but jennfier and marc did a first class acting job. If jennifer hudson can win an oscar for dreamgirls based on her performance then jennifer is a shoe in.
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EdVAug 6, 20073
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VirginaC.Aug 6, 200710I was ready to hate this movie. I have to admit that I have learn much more about the singing legend Hector La Voe and his life. Mark Anthony and Jennifer Lopez did an excellent job of portraying these people. This movie is a must see.
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DanielSep 8, 20075A real disappointment. One should expect more from Ichaso: "Pinero" was a much better biopic than this attempt. Marc Anthony should never act again. Good music score.
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AldoM.Aug 1, 20072I believe it would be better if we would get to see something about Lavoe and less about Poochie.
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RonyD.Aug 4, 200710Fantastic.
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DeeM.Aug 4, 200710
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ErikaAug 5, 200710
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STANLEYM.Sep 12, 200710This movie was great and i do understand that it was the point of one person (puchi) and that was stated in the begining of the movie, So all of the harsh critics need to relax it was her point of view ,,,, Get over it Marc did a great JOB
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LorenaO.Sep 15, 200710Loved this moview. They were both great!
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RobM.Jul 31, 20079I actually saw this move unlike most of the people that voted already. It's solid. Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony have a magnetic chemistry. It leaps off the screen. The performances are great. Award worthy? No. But, they're great nevertheless.
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StevenV.Aug 16, 200710
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50Unfortunately, the music is as irresistible as the tired story of a musician succumbing to substance abuse is resistible.
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40A virtual template of every imaginable cliche of the musical biopic, picture suffers from a lack of narrative and character focus
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Focusing almost solely on Lavoe's addictions (drugs and women, ho and hum), El Cantante is a garish, dispiriting bit of work--a mountain of biopic clichés snorted through the lens of a fidgety camera that never pauses long enough for us to get to like (or even know) the man responsible for making the Nuyorican sound a mainstream American commodity in the 1970s and early '80s.