Once Upon A Time In Mexico... (merged thread)
Moderator: Chris Slack
Once Upon A Time In Mexico...
Moons ago I saw a low budget movie by Robert Rodriguez called "El Mariachi" and fucking dug it! Then the hi budget 'sequel' came out "Desperado" and it was sorta okay.
Now this:
Once Upon A Time In Mexico trailer
mutha phukin Salma Hayek
Johnny Depp
Antonio Banderas
Mickey Rourke
Cheech Marin
Willem Dafoe
"The saga of the mythic guitar-slinging hero, El Mariachi (Antonio Banderas), continues in Robert Rodriguez’s bold, non-stop action epic ONCE UPON A TIME IN MEXICO.
The new adventure is set against a backdrop of revolution and greed. Haunted and scarred by loss, El Mariachi (Banderas) has retreated into a life of isolation. He is forced out of hiding by Sands (Johnny Depp), a corrupt CIA agent. Sands recruits the reclusive hero to sabotage a plot by the evil cartel kingpin Barillo (Willem Dafoe), who is planning to assassinate the president of Mexico. El Mariachi has his own reasons for returning – retribution and revenge.
Now, together with his capable cohorts Lorenzo (Enrique Iglesias) and Fideo (Marco Leonardi) the legend of El Mariachi attains new levels of excitement.
Shot, Chopped and Scored by
Robert Rodriguez
Produced by
Elizabeth Avellán
Carlos Gallardo
Robert Rodriguez "
shit!
Now this:
Once Upon A Time In Mexico trailer
mutha phukin Salma Hayek
Johnny Depp
Antonio Banderas
Mickey Rourke
Cheech Marin
Willem Dafoe
"The saga of the mythic guitar-slinging hero, El Mariachi (Antonio Banderas), continues in Robert Rodriguez’s bold, non-stop action epic ONCE UPON A TIME IN MEXICO.
The new adventure is set against a backdrop of revolution and greed. Haunted and scarred by loss, El Mariachi (Banderas) has retreated into a life of isolation. He is forced out of hiding by Sands (Johnny Depp), a corrupt CIA agent. Sands recruits the reclusive hero to sabotage a plot by the evil cartel kingpin Barillo (Willem Dafoe), who is planning to assassinate the president of Mexico. El Mariachi has his own reasons for returning – retribution and revenge.
Now, together with his capable cohorts Lorenzo (Enrique Iglesias) and Fideo (Marco Leonardi) the legend of El Mariachi attains new levels of excitement.
Shot, Chopped and Scored by
Robert Rodriguez
Produced by
Elizabeth Avellán
Carlos Gallardo
Robert Rodriguez "
shit!
Take a picture, trick. I'm on a boat, bitch.
Once Upon A Time in Mexico
Anyone going to see this or even considering it.
Heard anything about it?
http://movies.go.com/movies/O/onceupona ... index.html
Heard anything about it?
http://movies.go.com/movies/O/onceupona ... index.html
you had to have your own thread about this didn't you?
http://www.shadows.com/board/showthread ... adid=14216
you know, it's only three threads down from this one...
If I don't feel sick tomorrow we'll go...
http://www.shadows.com/board/showthread ... adid=14216
you know, it's only three threads down from this one...
If I don't feel sick tomorrow we'll go...
Take a picture, trick. I'm on a boat, bitch.
saw it at a last minute dash to the theater
I really really really really liked it.
It was somewhat unexpected, it wasnt what i thought it was going to be. Very over the top "yeah right" rodriguez style. I love it!
It was funny, it was gross, it had tons of action. The cast was great. Johnny Depp was superb (per usual)
I didnt even mind that enrique was in the movie.
Worth every penny in my opinion, I might even go see it again.
I really really really really liked it.
It was somewhat unexpected, it wasnt what i thought it was going to be. Very over the top "yeah right" rodriguez style. I love it!
It was funny, it was gross, it had tons of action. The cast was great. Johnny Depp was superb (per usual)
I didnt even mind that enrique was in the movie.
Worth every penny in my opinion, I might even go see it again.
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Nowhere nearly as good as "El Mariachi" or "Desperado", I was a bit disappointed in this one. Sure, the action scenes were very well done and Johnny Depp gave another kick-ass performance. There was something missing though, it just didn't flow as smoothly as I thought it would. I'd recemmend spending your money on "Cabin Fever" instead and waiting for this one on video.
"Regrettable... I was hoping for a colleague, but at least we have
another experimental subject..." -Mesa of Lost Women
another experimental subject..." -Mesa of Lost Women
Finally caught up to this, and I'd have to say I enjoyed it every bit as much as I did DESPERADO.
Funny how I catch two "massive gunfire" movies in a row and get bored to death by one and not the other...
And what they put Johnny Depp through!!!!
Too tired for a full review, and I doubt you really need one--if this interests you at all, you've likely already caught it by now.
(heavy sigh) Do I really have to go see COLD CREEK MANOR next?
Funny how I catch two "massive gunfire" movies in a row and get bored to death by one and not the other...
And what they put Johnny Depp through!!!!
Too tired for a full review, and I doubt you really need one--if this interests you at all, you've likely already caught it by now.
(heavy sigh) Do I really have to go see COLD CREEK MANOR next?
My dog's breath smells like peanut butter...
...and I don't even have a dog!
...and I don't even have a dog!
I think it should be called The Good, The Bad, and The Mexican. I enjoyed it, but I prefered either of the prequels. It just seemed that a LOT of cool stuff was crammed in, which meant some things, like story, got glossed over. Seemed like Banderas wasn't even in the movie that much. I'm not a huge Banderas fan, but he IS the star.
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