A review of the film, ‘Instructions Not Included’

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Instructions Not Included is a Mexican film that was released on the 30th The film has originally has a Spanish title, ‘No se aceptan devoluciones’. The film, Instructions Not Included, is a 115 minute comedy drama, released in both English and Spanish. The lead character’ role has been played by Eugenio Derbez in the role of Valentín. Eugenio Derbez is also the co writer and director for this film. The other supporting roles have been taken up by Jessica Lindsey, Loreto Peralta, Daniel Reymont and Alessandra Rosaldo.

The film’s music has been scored by Carlo Siliotto. This film revolves around the lead character, Valentin. Valentin, on a journey to find the mother of a baby on his doorstep, ends up saving his own daughter from a swimming pool. Though he is a play boy by nature, he raises his daughter for 6 years. The hero becomes one of Hollywood’s top stuntmen in the meantime and his daughter is his coach. The movie further flows with the incidents that take place when the daughter’ mother shows up and whether this unique family remained together for ever after.

Instructions Not Included had great viewer reviews upon its release. About 93% of viewers recorded that the film was amusing. The film was released on the Labor Day weekend of 2013. This film grossed over seven million dollars in the opening weekend throughout 347 theaters. It ranked as the fifth highest grossing film of the Labor Day weekend. It is the highest grossing Spanish language film in the United States. The movie shattered box office records in Mexico by grossing a record breaking collection of eleven million and five hundred thousand dollars, making it the highest grossing opening for a Mexican film in all time and also the highest grossing Mexican film of all time.