Spanglish
Mexican immigrant and single mother Flor Moreno finds housekeeping work with Deborah and John Clasky, a well-off couple with two children of their own. When Flor admits she can't handle the schedule because of her daughter, Cristina, Deborah decides they should move into the Clasky home. Cultures clash and tensions run high as Flor and the Claskys struggle to share space while raising their children on their own,… From TMDB
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60 of 87 · most liked firstIf you’re a Canadian fan of the MCU* then Disney+ has a treat for you tonight - stream the movie critics are calling “a new comedy” from the director of Broadcast News and Spanglish! ELLA MCCAY, now streaming!
unlabelledView post →#FebruaryMovieChallenge #Moviesky #Filmsky Day 5: Mexican heritage in a movie Spanglish - 2004
unlabelledView post →The best movie he was in was Spanglish. He was terrible as usual but the little actress who played Paz Vegas’ daughter was amazing. I only watch that movie is because of her acting.
unlabelledView post →Toasted white bread. Three slices. Between two the usual BLT ingredients. But on the back of one slice, melted cheese and then a fried egg and then the 3rd slice. Saw it in an Adam Sandler film called Spanglish. Will never disappoint.
unlabelledView post →If it's anything like Wyoming, I'd believe it in a heartbeat. I live in Texas & have worked with enough Hispanics some Spanglish is just part of my regular vocabulary. I said something to my son in Spanish & it was like something from a movie. Literally everyone in the store turned around, glaring
unlabelledView post →August 22, 1987 Madonna hits #1 in the US with her Spanglish ("Quien es esta nina?") hit "Who's That Girl." It's the title song to a movie starring Madonna that doesn't fare nearly as well. www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCXa...
unlabelledView post →supposedly Spanglish shot over two million feet of film
unlabelledView post →Yes. Si por favor i love Todd Haynes filmography my creative two cents... incorporate tequila and charros into storyline (since plan is to film in Guadalajara, Jalisco MX) plus speak some Spanish/Spanglish y bareback! 😋 🇲🇽
unlabelledView post →It was very close to the sandwich from the movie Spanglish, if you happen to have that pop culture tidbit tucked away.
unlabelledView post →This would rack up some coin in Spanglish (the movie).
unlabelledView post →The AV cart meme is so weird to me because I remember the most bizarre moment I had while substitute teaching and it was a classroom full of middle school students demanding to watch a VHS copy of the Adam Sandler movie Spanglish
unlabelledView post →Watched a Mexican movie last night named Con El Odio En La Piel and was laughing my ass off at this inept revenge film. The soundtrack never fits the tone of the scene and everyone speaks Spanglish. Incredible stuff.
unlabelledView post →I will end this La Liga x Hollywood special with this head spinner. SPANGLISH! This was Ariel Ibagaza's reaction to the film. 2 stars on Letterboxd. Review just said "Adam Sandler no es mi favorito" #laliga #filmsky
unlabelledView post →Time for a movie! Tonight's randomly selected movie is... Spanglish, 2004
unlabelledView post →He cut ties with the bad ones among his group of friends, that was good to see. Schneider & Peter Dante both went off the rails! Also, loved Sandler in the movie, Spanglish.
unlabelledView post →I am here to report that the James L Brooks film Spanglish is actually pretty damn good and this is officially a Pro Spanglish account
unlabelledView post →Spanglish. Pretty good movie.
unlabelledView post →HATED her in Spanglish!!! Bad! And I love the movie 😭
unlabelledView post →Made Spanglish sandwiches again, truly the best thing that mediocre movie gave us
unlabelledView post →When One Hour Photo came out, the promos emphasized how much it was not a regular Robin Williams movie. I don't remember that for Uncut Gems, I was expecting something more like vaguely-gritty Spanglish
unlabelledView post →My boyfriend left to his own devices will only watch sports or action related media. I'll never forget the time I got him to watch Spanglish for the first time. He asked to watch that movie like 3 times randomly after that
unlabelledView post →Don't know Pratt, but I agree about Cruise and especially Sandler. He was in only one movie I liked. Spanglish.
unlabelledView post →😆😆😆😆😆 Have you ever seen the movie Spanglish? If you haven't it's required viewing for all dog lovers 🤣
unlabelledView post →Listening to the What Went Wrong podcast about EYES WIDE SHUT, and they’re talking about how that notoriously long production used over a million feet of film, and it reminded me of the craziest Hollywood trivia I’ve maybe ever heard which is that SPANGLISH used “well over” 2 million feet.
unlabelledView post →Me too my favorites 🤣🤣🤣 I still quote them all the time 🤣. If you haven't seen Spanglish, you should watch that too. Totally different vibe, also really beautiful movie ❤️
unlabelledView post →Also Hustle was great Spanglish is funny and charming Spaceman is nothing Men Women and Children is Phone Bad/ Sex Bad the movie it sucks
unlabelledView post →without saying your age, what's your favorite movie that came out when you were 20 years old? One of my absolute favorite all-time Denzel performances "Man on Fire" Honorable mentions for this year: Ray, Spanglish, Shrek 2, The Incredibles, Shaun of the Dead
unlabelledView post →Paz Vega to Direct ‘Ana No,’ Sold by Film Factory (EXCLUSIVE) Best known in Hollywood for playing opposite Adam Sandler in “Spanglish,” Spanish actor Paz Vega is set to direct “Ana No,” a feature film starring Angela Molina (“That Obscure Object of Desire”) and sold at th… #adamsandler #media #news
unlabelledView post →I watched Spanglish when it came out, but I was in college and at the time the only other Brooks movie I’d seen was As Good As It Gets. So I didn’t hate it then the way I’m sure I would now. And I’m content to leave it that way.
unlabelledView post →they hated him for it but Adam Sandler was right when he said “They should name a gender after you” to Paz Vega in hit James L Brooks film Spanglish
unlabelledView post →He’s been good in some of the serious stuff. Even a lesser known movie like Spanglish was quite well done Imo.
unlabelledView post →Spanglish is such a great film! Also, Click! Both movies always make me cry.
unlabelledView post →Adorable movie, Spanglish, where Cloris Leachman pours herself a glass of wine...still makes me giggle. She was great.
unlabelledView post →After How do you Know and Spanglish, I was hoping for a good movie. Sounds like a big swing and a foul tip, to borrow from How do you Know.
unlabelledView post →Yes, I have seen Spanglish - it's been awhile, but it's a great film. Yes, I think The Wedding Singer is my favorite Adam Sandler comedy movie. I thought 50 First Dates with Drew Barrymore was cute too, silly like most of his comedies. Lol
unlabelledView post →Have you ever seen the movie « Spanglish » ? It’s very different from his usual roles, but I really enjoyed it. My favourites are « The Wedding Singer » and « The Water Boy » 🤣
unlabelledView post →I think Brooks’ Brentwood films are interesting in a way I don’t get from Crowe. SPANGLISH and HOW DO YOU KNOW? are complete works in ways I don’t think Crowe has gotten to. ALOHA wants to be a better movie in a way those films don’t.
unlabelledView post →Le saviez vous ? Au Québec le film Spanglish de James L Brooks s'appelle : Spanglish : J'en perds mon latin!
unlabelledView post →This was so common it was the entire premise that underlies the narrative in the movie Spanglish! "I know I deserve to be here bc [intensely personal narrative about her mother's intimate knowledge of isolation and marginalization]"
unlabelledView post →Quick question what are your top 5 favorite scenes from the movie Spanglish??
unlabelledView post →Reminds me of when my high school Spanish teachers showed Spanglish 🤨 Yes, the adam sandler film
unlabelledView post →Spanglish is a top-5 Adam Sandler movie
unlabelledView post →*spends 2 minutes fruitlessly trying to call up a clip from the mid movie Spanglish wherein tea leoni, who has long blonde hair, deals with a husband she's sick of who drives a convertible and her hair goes crazy every time, then she meets a guy who sees it happen and does window science to stop it*
unlabelledView post →This whole post is *chef’s kiss* but I nearly spit my drink out when I read “As a No Sabo Kid myself”! As the daughter of a Cuban mother who grew up speaking Spanglish … how have I never heard this? Brilliant - gonna start using all the time now. Also now I kinda want to see this movie? Lol
unlabelledView post →10. Languages: I know enough Spanish to understand, butcher it grammatically at others, but mostly Spanglish. I know the weeb words. & I really wanted to learn Atlantean from the movie Atlantis (still do) Programming: C++, Python, SQL
unlabelledView post →To introduce myself. I am Amelia. I write about film and TV. I'm queer. I'm Spanglish. www.rottentomatoes.com/critic/ameli...
unlabelledView post →I kind of love this. Language is a very messy thing. He Announces Baseball Games in Spanish. It Is Not His First Language. Bill Kulik, a Spanish-language radio broadcaster for the Philadelphia Phillies, mixes in English and Spanglish to the delight of some listeners, but the irritation of others. https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/02/world/americas/baseball-spanish-broadcast-kulik.html #Baseball #MLB #Spanish #Spanglish #Language #Phillies
unlabelledView post →I have now seen the movie SPANGLISH for the first time and can finally confirm on the 22nd anniversary of the movie SPANGLISH that I have NO IDEA why movie theaters decided to re-release SPANGLISH. This movie is just a hair less insane than ELLA MCCAY. I need to see more James L. Brooks movies.
unlabelledView post →Saw this with four other films in a one day holiday movie marathon 12/28/04. The Aviator, Life Aquatic, Spanglish, and House of Flying Daggers. Aviator started at 10:30am and HoFD ended at 11:49pm.
unlabelledView post →Spanglish Media also did a Bezos movie in 2023 which doesn't look good either. It's quite a fit that Asylum style biopics get made about billionaires throwing around the word "taste".
unlabelledView post →She'd get me clothes that were too small, I swear she did it on purpose. Like in that one movie, Spanglish, where the mom gets her daughter clothes that are too small for her to "motivate" her to lose weight. That's basically what I think she did to me. Because it was literally like all clothes.
unlabelledView post →I think Chinglish is a funny term to talk about bad English is a Chinese accent. I've heard of Spanglish before, I know there's an Adam Sandler movie with that title. #introductiontoyingleshi
unlabelledView post →10:37 PM - Hans Zimmer - Spanglish From the 2004 movie “Spanglish”
unlabelledView post →Oooh. Good example. [I'd say that we remember the movie for more additional reasons than we remember "Spanglish" for, but... good example!]
unlabelledView post →I am glad someone mentioned that movie. Most likeable character in the movie. He really has a solid track record with dramas. He is great in that, Hustle, Uncut Gems, Spanglish, Reign Over me and punch drunk love.
unlabelledView post →It will be a teachable film next to another one—how his method made greats and also made Spanglish
unlabelledView post →Disappointing but not surprising. At least we’ll always have the three movie you cite (as well as all the other projects he’s had a hand in). But I have to ask, where are you on SPANGLISH?
unlabelledView post →Last night was a movie fr Specifically a movie written and directed by James L. Brooks Last night was Spanglish fr
unlabelledView post →Rotten Tomatoes Scores for James L. Brooks Directed Films Terms of Endearment (1983): 81% Broadcast News (1987): 98% I'll Do Anything (1994): 65% As Good As It Gets (1997): 86% Spanglish (2004): 54% How Do You Know (2010): 31% Ella McCay (2025): 21% www.rottentomatoes.com/celebrity/ji...
unlabelledView post →Even fat and old, Adam Sandler is not a great actor. IMO he was better in Spanglish and Big Daddy than this Jay Kelly movie.
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