the screwball plot is woefully thin and predictable, with inane situations and characters who barely act human; If the original was lightweight fun, this one is even more inconsequential. Still, Chaparro almost manages to make the whole thing worthwhile
No Manches Frida 2" is the kind of predictable, silly comedy that audiences can stream while multitasking, because you don't have to pay very close attention; Neither plot line is particularly well executed in this unnecessary sequel
dreary sequel; the central problem of "No Manches Frida 2" isn't a lack of tonal or narrative coherence; it's a dearth of funny scenes and a preponderance of one-dimensional characters
by Randy Cordova [Arizona Republic ]
