The Mexican
Action • R • 2001 • 2 hr 3 min
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a film that uses its main actors as a draw to just make money. there nothing redeeming here at all
I would say it was bad but it was definitely not good
Everytime this movie on I have to watch it! It is soooo good. 10/10
A lot of fun with some relationship commentaries and charming acting. Don't know why everybody votes this so low, it's actually pretty good.
Not good at all. Plus, Julia Robert’s character is a selfish, annoying, unlikable, hypocritical bitch who I just want to slap for beingawful
Odd film - Great actors. Side characters and plot becomes more interesting than the main plot at one point hehe.
Fun romantic comedy thriller, great cast, enjoyable from start to finish
I remember enjoying this. Pitt, Gandolfini, and prominent use of an El Camino. Julia Roberts was there.
Brad and Julia have zero romantic chemistry but that somewhat works in their favor. Gandolfini is the real draw here. Give it a shot.
Comedy adventure with a cool cast that has great chemistry. Runs a little longer than it should, but it’s an enjoyable film
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