Jkrilin

“Under Therapy” is an intelligent comedy that, with only one room and three couples, hooks you from minute one. The psychologist leaves seemingly simple envelopes, but as the discussions progress, the dynamics between the characters become increasingly crazy and unexpected. Humor is the driving force of the film, and although there are tense moments, there is no shortage of laughs. The dialogues are sharp and the performances are so well done that, little by little, each couple reveals their true colors. What begins as a simple group therapy session ends up being an emotional roller coaster. It's light, funny, but also makes you think a bit about relationships and how we show ourselves to others. If you're looking for a good time and a good laugh with chaotic but believable situations, “Under Therapy” is a great choice. I give it 9/10 because it strikes a perfect balance between laughs and reflection.

miguelreina

[Movistar+] Possibly the original play can be more consistent in its development, so much so that the final twist, which in the film is implausible and forced, may have greater coherence with the rest. Supported by dialogues that flow in the way we have seen in other stories such as "The Method" (2005) or "Perfect Strangers" (2017), there is a certain imbalance in some characters whose actions are not sustained once the end has been revealed. Gerardo Herrero tries to provide some cinematic breath with a choice of shots that, however, sometimes seems weird.