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I loved (and own the DVD and the poster) Y tu Mama Tambien. So yeah, probably if you didn't like that you won't like Auberge. Is Jamon Jamon set in Barcelona? That at least has naked bullfighting to redeem it.
edit: I think it's set in Aragon but there was some filming in Barcelona.
Maybe I'll go back to Barcelona ?
[REC] was set in Barcelona, but I didn't really get to see much of the city. I just know to watch out for zombies.
Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown is a very funny, easy to like film (and you'll never look at gazpacho the same way again) although I think it is set in Madrid and not Barcelona.
I liked Barcelona.
ETA: Women on the Verge is definitely Madrid.
Women on the Verge was Madrid, and I need some gazpacho now. Not the kind in the movie.
I need a circa-1988 Antonio Banderas.
Mmmm, yeah. So pretty.
Is this for your trip? Have you read Shadow of the Wind? A colleague here also recommend The Time of the Doves.
Have you read Shadow of the Wind?
No, but it's on my list! Maybe I'll move it up. Not sure I'll have time, though, since it's pretty long and I think I'm going to read the Hunger Games books in August.
I liked Barcelona.
LOVE.