Don't Tempt Me

Name: Don't Tempt Me
Genre: Comedy
Released: August 22, 2003
Duration: 112 min
Rating: 31

2003

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First Look International | Release Date: August 22, 2003 | R

Summary: Times have been tough for Heaven, with Hell winning the battle between good and evil. So when Heaven's managers have the opportunity to win the soul of a boxer and shift the balance of power, they send their best angel for the job, Lola Nevado (Abril). When Hell gets wind of this, they counter by sending their most experienced operative toTimes have been tough for Heaven, with Hell winning the battle between good and evil. So when Heaven's managers have the opportunity to win the soul of a boxer and shift the balance of power, they send their best angel for the job, Lola Nevado (Abril). When Hell gets wind of this, they counter by sending their most experienced operative to Earth, Carmen Ramos (Cruz). The battle between Heaven and Hell is on! (First Look Pictures)… Expand

Director: Agustín Díaz Yanes

Genre(s): Comedy

Rating: R

Runtime: 112 min

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David Chute

Perhaps only a filmmaker from a country steeped in Catholicism could turn out a consistently sharp and profane "divine comedy" (the title means "blessed hell") that is also, for the most part, theologically correct. Read full review

Kim Morgan

Short on both life and laughs. Read full review

Jami Bernard

A stylish comedy low on amusement but high on sensuality. Read full review

Ellen Fox

If the filmmakers wanted to talk so much, they should have just gotten together for a long, anecdote-filled, wine-soaked Spanish dinner party and amused themselves. Read full review

Dave Kehr

An unfocused, overplotted, painfully derivative comic fantasy. Read full review

Keith Phipps

This must all make sense to Yanes, somehow, but the film plays like a private joke with no punchline. Read full review

Kevin Thomas

What ensues is so glum and disjointed that the film becomes an even bigger mess. Read full review

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