“Long Live Mexico!” receives harsh criticism from AMLO and the actors thank him

As expected, ‘¡Que Viva México!’ It gave something to talk about after its premiere in theaters, because this production, which was released on March 23, was sharply criticized by the president of the Aztec country, Andrés Manuel López Obradorsomething that the lead actors of this movie played great.

At the morning conference president of Mexico, AMLO talked about the new film ‘Long live Mexico!’, indicating that this black comedy is a production made against him and for the consumption of conservatives, the Mexican president also stressed that he has problems with the creator of this title Luis Estrada.

After the release of the film ‘¡Que Viva México!’, which we remember criticizes the society of the Aztec country, in the aforementioned conference, AMLO talked about Luis Estrada’s previous filmsemphasizing that he is not a follower of Mexican director’s titles, mentioning that this director’s style is for a conservative middle-class clientele.

A churro against us,” commented the president.

Having regard to the statements of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the main cast of ‘Long live Mexico!’ thanked the president of the Aztec countrybecause the actors of this film have taken as free promotion, for this production created by Luis Estrada, what AMLO mentioned in his morning conference.

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Actors like Joaquín Cosío and Poncho Herrera wrote comments on social networks thanking the president for promoting “¡Que Viva México!”, and apparently the actors are right, because after what the Mexican president commented, this title aroused even more interest from the public.

Thank you, Lopez Obrador, for promoting ¡Que Viva Mexico! I always knew you were a good wave too! I mean, I don’t think it’s a churro like you say, but spontaneous promotion is always appreciated. Thank you, President!” wrote Joaquín Cosío.

“Long Live Mexico!” It will also come to Netflix

It is worth mentioning that in his first weekend ‘Long live Mexico!’ had a million-dollar box office collection, a film that debuted on March 23 on 3,000 cinema screens throughout the Aztec country, and most importantly, this production will also be released in the world of streaming through Netflix.

Originally, “¡Que Viva México!” It would have come straight to Netflix, however its creator, louis extraditedecided to buy the exhibition rights to launch it first in theaters, and it was the Mexican director himself who indicated that this title would arrive 7 weeks later on the streaming service, so it should debut on the platform in the second half of May.