Review of The Mexican (2001) by Martin D — 15 Jun 2011
Virbinksi makes a rom-com, and naturally it's obscure and distinctly magical fun. With a legacy of Leone movies, a magnificent chemistry between all the characters (particularly Roberts as the firey kidnapee and Gandolfini as the gay mafia hitman) this is a wonderfully structured rom-com that deserves recognition over other mediocre entries in a stagnant genre.
Wonderfully shot, wittily performed by a dream-cast and teaming with black comedy darker than anything its competetors in the genre would dream of.
This review of The Mexican (2001) was written by Martin D on 15 Jun 2011.
The Mexican has generally received mixed reviews.
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