Y tu mamá también

“Let's say I'm obsessed with this film I watched this film over and over and over the first time I watched it just kind of watched over me and I knew there was tremendous depth there and I needed to watch it again to really unpack it but the story again I love triangle at its heart I just find so Exquisite there's moments that I feel like are like these marbles these little worlds that I want to dwell in there's a scene when one of the characters is swimming and in a swimming pool wit...”

“, this,, I love this movie because it's just not afraid to sort of be almost genre-less, you know, it's funny, it's also a Coming of Age movie, it's also just, just a great honest portrayal of sex., I just made a sex movie and this was one of the films that we watched, in preparation for.”

“Oh, crap! I wasn’t looking for this one. Y tu mamá también. Probably the most special project I’ve ever worked on. Before Y tu mamá también I was just doing projects in Mexico. My whole idea was just to stay there, do more theater than cinema. And then this film changed my perspective in many, many ways. I met one of the most interesting directors I’ve ever worked with, which is Alfonso. And the special community we made here, with everyone, everyone. It’s like this is family for me.”

“Y tu mamá también. Another of my favorite filmmakers, I could pick any of his films. It also has this amazing needle drop at the end. I think it’s the perfect use of the Frank Zappa song.”

“Y tu mamá también. I'm glad that they never change the title into English. I think I discovered cinema like properly, how to make cinema here with Alfonso Cuarón who included us in the making of this. The other thing that is very important is I want you to tell me which film has made you horny in the last years? There's not many. This one does. When you come out of the cinema watching this, you just want to live and have sex and enjoy and love people.”

“Y tu mamá también is a movie that I discovered when I overheard controversy when I overheard that parents were up in arms I knew it was probably good and sexy but they were also up in arms about The Simpsons which is good and it's sometimes sexy but not like Y tu mamá también just like a quintessential scene of queer Awakening the Diego Luna not to give away any spoilers is just one of those where you're like oh didn't know movies could do this and it's so like easy and careless...”

“Okay, this is for obvious personal reason. I do the comment, although I must say that my favorite Cuarón is Children of Men which is otherwise a failure.”

“Because it's the only one [Alfonso Cuarón]'s movie that I didn't see. No? Yep. And it's Felix's favorite. Oh really? Yeah, it's a song about friendship.”

“Well, this movie, Y tu mamá también, by Alfonso Cuarón, it’s a movie that helped me discover these wonderful actors. One of them is Gael García Bernal, who I worked in three movies, is a wonderful actor and a great friend. And I really, really love this movie. When I saw it for the first time in 2001, it changed my head. It made me think and dream big. Because the movie made in Spanish that is so universal. And I keep it in my heart. I’m very happy to take it home in a Blu-ray.”