Critics are divided over Will Ferrell’s campy telenovela parody. By Kara Warner Will Ferrell and Diego Luna in “Cada de mi Padre” Photo: Pantelion Films At this point in his storied career, Will Ferrell has taught his fans to expect the unexpected. His latest film, “Casa de Mi Padre,” is a perfect example. The outrageous, purposefully campy and telenovela-esque flick is most certainly not a movie for everyone, and critics are divided on whether its ridiculousness is fun or just plain ridiculous; it currently has a 46 percent Fresh rating over at Rotten Tomatoes . Vamanos a las criticas de “Casa de Mi Padre”! The Premise : “Will Ferrell, speaking passable Spanish (with English subtitles), plays Armando Alvarez, a Mexican rancher hot for the fianc
