Torrente 5: Operación Eurovegas

2014
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1h 45min

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Santiago Segura in Torrente 5: Operación Eurovegas (2014)

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Jesusín
(as Jesús Janeiro)

Alec Baldwin

Marshall

Damián Ramos

Damián

Luis Carlos Tortosa

Bigotes
(as Luis Carlos)

Álvaro Tortosa

Dientes

Cañita Brava

Antoñito

José María Rubio

Manolito
(as José Mª Rubio)

Angy Fernández

Chiqui

Anna Simon

Paqui
(as Anna Simón)

Florentino Fernández

Genaro

Carlos Areces

Ricardito

Chus Lampreave

Reme

Neus Asensi

Amparito

José Luis Barroso

Jubilado

Jimmy Roca

Mogutu

Fernando Esteso

Cuadrado

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Trivia
The character of Cuco (former Torrente's sidekick from Torrente 2: Misión en Marbella (2001)) is now played by Julián López. Gabino Diego, who originally played that character and also had a small cameo on the first movie (Torrente, el brazo tonto de la ley (1998)) has not returned to the franchise since 2001.

Créditos curiosos
At the end of the credits there's a brief scene where Sonsoles (Cuadrado's wife), who is still tied and taped mouth in the hotel room, talks to the audience. Mary Carmen, the actress who plays Sonsoles, is a famous ventriloquist in Spain, and indeed she impersonates the voice of Doña Rogelia, one of her memorable characters. Also, Dominguero's voice (from the WC) can be heard asking for the soccer game score.

Conexiones
Follows Torrente, el brazo tonto de la ley (1998)

Bandas sonoras
Chirigota torrentina
Written by Joaquín Sabina
Performed by Joaquín Sabina and Santiago Segura
Portuguese guitar by Antonio García de Diego
Bass guitar by Pancho Varona
Spanish guitar and Chorus by Antonio Martínez Ares
Chorus, Spanish guitar, Cajón and Bass drum by La Chirigota de Vera Luque (José A. Vera Luque, Iván Chamorro, Alejandro Monzón, Mario Romero, Sergio Gallardo and Miguel A. Martínez Murga)
Adapted by Antonio Martínez Ares
Recorded and Mixed by Juan González at "360 Globalmedia" and "Relatores"
Sound assistant: Emilio García
Produced by Pancho Varona and Antonio García de Diego

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3/10

Good FX bad acting worse comedy

I love the TORRENTE character and I believe if perhaps the greater movie character ever developed; however after waiting to almost 1 AM to see the movie (on a Wednesday) because it was SOLD OUT; after a few minutes I almost leave the theater completely disappointed.

First of all; some characters are back but with different actors and not as good as the originals. Others quite capable like Firoentino Fernandez are almost unused. Screen time was given to the more stupid characters (perhaps cheaper actors) and very little to the really good ones but Santiago Segura who this time is not really able to keep the movie going.

Alec Baldwin is another misstep; usually a good actor and somewhat comedian; here is none. Only overacts as the bad guy and dares to speak Spanish (not that bad really but little).

Instead of going to excess situations the script tries to criticize Spanish political situation. If you are aware of what is happening there you can catch some jokes; but it is not easy to understand, I really hope Segura (also the writer and director) makes some money to repair this mess and makes a good Torrente 6. In the meantime; just forget this.