Viaje de fin de curso: Mallorca

2025 [SPANISH]

Action / Comedy

IMDb Rating 3.6/10 10 770 770

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Director

Paco Caballero Photo
Paco Caballero

Top cast

Martí Cordero Photo
Martí Cordero as Benja
Berta Castañé Photo
Berta Castañé as Gala
Ashleigh Morghan Photo
Ashleigh Morghan as Daniela
Pere Brasó Photo
Pere Brasó as Colaborator 55
2160p.WEB.x265
5.14 GB
3840*1920
Spanish 5.1
NR
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24 fps
1 hr 55 min
Seeds 7

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by MovieG_ 1 / 10

Waste of time

It's incredible someone spent money doing this movie and it's a shame Amazon is promoting it. Gave it a try, because it was recommended on Prime, but definetly wouldn't recommend it anyone... I should have checked the IMDB rating first, my bad.A movie apparently for teenagers that only shows bad values and habits and tries to make it look cool (alcohol, drugs, violence...). Looks like it has been written by a 15 year old student.I'm young and know that spanish GenZ is much better than what they are trying to portray in this movie. But that's not the only problem, in general the movie is very poor, the topic, narrative, script... Would love to have my 2 hours back!
Reviewed by DerSteppenwolfOWL 4 / 10

Lost Youth, Cheap Laughs: Mallorca Trip Disappoints

"Senior Trip: Mallorca" tries to capture Gen Z's vibe on the island where some graduates traditionally celebrate and, at its best, tackles a rarely addressed subject: the teenage years lost to Covid. In its strongest moments, characters speak candidly about lockdowns freezing friendships, blocking first loves, and putting big dreams on hold. These honest fragments feel authentic and give the film a depth seldom found in party comedies.Unfortunately, director Paco Caballero frames those worthwhile passages with a labored slapstick plot. Vomit-gags during drinking games, a randomly escalating "sangria contest," and stock side-characters-the perpetually stoned influencer, the catty school diva, the lovably awkward nerd-prompt more eye-rolling than laughs. Many jokes feel like recycled sketch ideas stretched beyond TikTok length. The ensemble chemistry is basically sound, but the script leaves little room for real growth; conflicts resolve in sudden group hugs while flat set-pieces set up the next YouTube-ready shock moment.Visually the film swings between postcard vistas and reality-show aesthetics. Drone shots over turquoise coves look slick, yet club and hotel scenes are blandly lit and resemble low-rent reality TV. The soundtrack offers Instagram-ready Latin-pop loops so generic they're forgotten instantly.Bottom line: worthwhile Gen-Z self-searching and a valuable pandemic reflection are sabotaged by shallow comedy and cliché overload. A movie that wants to be both sincere and goofy ultimately sinks into Balearic banality. The scattered bright moments only reach 4 out of 10.
Reviewed by maurogmloch 1 / 10

Worst two hours of my life

Terrible movie. The plot was horrible, blaming the older generations while this Gen Z is the worst. Don't watch it. I don't know if they wanna show all the Spanish people as part of the LGTBIQ+ community. This is a movie that portrays wrong ideas of what young people should do. This shouldn't be on air, Prime Video should check all its content before promoting this in every place! Gen Z should be actively enrolled in the military service, serving the country. I am proud and happy to not be a Spaniard if this is the norm of the country. To end this, a positive thing. The one night of the movie felt like an entire week...
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