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$14.94
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Format: UMD
Jun 2006
Rated R
Recording Mode: (unknown)
104 min.
Color
UPC: 043396148208 |
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Details
Movie Description
The no-named Mariachi (Antonio Banderas) tracks down the last Mexican drug-lord "Bucho" with the help of his best friend and a beautiful book store owner (Salma Hayek). In a poetically violent style reminiscent of John Woo and Sam Peckinpah, the Mariachi takes on his entire army of henchmen in a dusty border town as an act of revenge for the murder of his love and his injured musician's hand. Robert Rodriguez's big budget sequel to "El Mariachi." Also starring Cheech Marin (of Cheech and Chong) and Steve Buscemi (RESERVOIR DOGS).
Synopsis
Director Robert Rodriguez' sequel to his 1993 ultra low-budget movie, "El Mariachi." This film continues the story of the no-name, solitary, brooding mariachi, whose guitar case is stocked with high-powered weaponry. The musician is in a sleepy Mexican town seeking revenge against the much-feared, ruthless Bucho, a drug dealer who once shot El Mariachi in his strumming hand, and killed his girlfriend. When Bucho hears that the guitarist is looking for him, he sends his men out to forestall the attack -- which leads to many well-choreographed and bloody shootouts. Will the Latin adversaries ever confront each other directly? And if so, who will survive?
Industry Reviews
"....Breathtaking....[Rodriguez] makes adventurous use of the camera..."
Wrathall
"...[A] propulsive rock & roll spaghetti Western....Wittily hyperbolic..." -- Rating: B
Entertainment Weekly - Owen Gleiberman (09/22/1995)
"...[The film] could scarcely be more dazzling on a purely visual level....There is no question of imagination working overtime..."
Variety - Todd McCarthy (05/29/1995)
"...On a visual level, DESPERADO is a dazzlingly indulgent exercise..."
Total Film - Chris Blohm (08/01/2000)
Quotations
"The client is always wrong." -- sign in the bar run by Short Bartender (CHEECH MARIN).
"It's easier to pull the trigger than play the guitar.... It's easier to destroy than to create." -- El Mariachi (ANTONIO BANDERAS)
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Other Editions
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Laserdisc, Feb 1996 - $2.24
VHS, Apr 1997 - $0.99 Save 95%
DVD, Jun 1997 - $0.75 Save 96%
VHS, Feb 1996 - $0.75 Save 92%
DVD, Jun 1997 - $35.54
VHS, Feb 1996 - $1.99 Save 90%
VHS, Feb 1996 - $1.99 Save 90%
VHS, Apr 2000 - $3.87 Save 61%
VHS, May 2001 - $1.45 Save 85%
DVD, Oct 2001 - $0.75 Save 97%
DVD, Aug 2003 - $0.75 Save 94%
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