The movie had a good plot; it's basically a story about how the band was formed and how the lead singer deals with his love life and does what he can to have a good time. Some parts don't make sense and aren't clear but that's the magic of movies combined withe 80's.It is a great film but it is not meant for everyone. Even if you understand Spanish the movie is in Spain which can make it a little more difficult to comprehend. It doesn't seem to get rated high here but i saw it anyways and i don't regret it. If you plan on watching with subtitles then it'll just take away the literal meanings and in return probably give the movie a more mediocre feeling.

Really, I laugh a lot in this film, it's a wonderful film very very funny, I watched it in the cinema with my brother, also we brought it in video, I like very much the conversations between David and Paty, and the fights that David and his friends have with Ricky, and in class that they get in animals... I still remember when I watched the film in the cinema, and when after singing SUFRE MAMON David does a boxing fight with Ricky, and he wins the fight, but before that the Ricky's band sing a song but they frustrate it with the petard. Really really funny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, now I'm trying to search for it in DVD, I would be glad if I found it, and can watch it when I want.

This is one of the worst Manuel Summers films, a title that it was made for his son, David Summers and the Hombres G. It is very difficult to make a great movie without good actors, but it is impossible make a movie without any actor. The plot is absolutely ridiculous, without a logical sense. For example, the love affair between David Summers and his girlfriend, Marta, or the boxing scenes in the concert... I don't recommend this film to anyone...

Sufre Mamón was made at the peak of the Hombres G career (Hombres G being the famous Spanish rock/pop band that got really famous throughout Spain and Latin America in the 80's, and are still quite famous today by the way).It is a movie about how the band got together but also about probably their most famous song: "Devuélveme a mi Chica" ("Give me Back my Girl"), obviously about how David's (lead singer) girl was stolen from him by a snobby arrogant guy that also sings for another band which is the nemesis-band of Hombres G in the movie. David, backed up by his bandmates, will do anything to get her back and take revenge on his enemy. It's a movie made basically for Hombres G fans, although anyone else who isn't familiar with the band would get some good laughs from it as well.It may not be a big production or cinematographically perfect, but it is entertaining and fun, specially if you like Hombres G. A good Spanish 80's Comedy.Daniel Dávalos