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Alfonso Cuaron's road movie is the funniest and freshest sex comedy of its kind since Bertrand Blier's Going Places. Two teenage Mexican boys, played marvelously well by Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna, set out for the beach with the disaffected wife of a cousin of theirs, played by Maribel Verdu as a mixture of slut and angel of mercy. — PETER RAINER