Common Sense Media Review
By Joly Herman
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Swearing and booze in sexy Colombian comedy.
Parents Need to Know
Why Age 15+?
Any Positive Content?
Where to Watch
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Just Alice
What's the Story?
In JUST ALICE, a woman in Colombia named Alice (Verónica Orozco) is late for her wedding. Her car is towed while she's picking up her dress, she can't hail a cab, and is worried she's going to miss the ceremony entirely. Desperate, she calls her best friend, who ditches her ride share customer and shows up on a motorcycle. Alice is plagued with nerves, wondering if she's doing the right thing by getting married. As the groom awaits her, her nerves betray more than fear of commitment; she might be getting in over her head in other ways. Can she stop the chaos she's created? Or is it too late?
Is It Any Good?
Sexy, sleek, adventurous, this fast-paced comedy from Colombia will appeal to fans of Sex and the City. Just Alice benefits from fine acting, but there are iffy messages about drinking and promiscuity.
The glamorous vibe might tempt teens to watch this one, which does have suggestive scenes. Though graphic sex isn't shown, parents might want to check in with their teens about booze leading to promiscuity as demonstrated in this show.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about integrity in Just Alice. A main character in this show follows her dreams, which is one thing, but hurting people is another thing. Can apologies right certain wrongs and restore integrity?
The main character in this show is a master at communication. How does she use it to manipulate people? Is honesty part of your communication style?
TV Details
- Premiere date : November 5, 2025
- Cast : Verónica Orozco , Constanza Camelo , Sebastián Carvajal
- Network : Netflix
- Genre : Drama
- Topics : Arts , Friendship , Travel
- TV rating :
- Last updated : November 6, 2025
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