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Es mas que una locura..¡Son tres!
Tres actores de cine mudo y sin empleo, Dusty Bottoms (Chevy Chase), Lucky Day (Steve Martin) y Ned Nederlander (Martin Short), llegan por accidente a un pueblo mexicano que está siendo asolado por una banda de forajidos dirigida por "El Guapo" (Alfonso Arau). Pensando haber sido contratados para una actuación, los habitantes del pueblo creen que serán sus salvadores frente a los peligrosos delincuentes.
Avis de la communauté (11)
would you say i have a plethora of piñatas?
Together we raped the horses and rode off on the women.
ill fill you so full of lead, youll be using your dick for a pencil!
'¡Three Amigos!' didn't quite hit for me. I was expecting to enjoy this 1986 film, if only because of the three leads - Steve Martin, Chevy Chase and Martin Short. I like them from other things, admittedly I've only seen Chase once or twice but Short and, particularly, Martin are actors I appreciate. This flick, though, just didn't click into gear. I didn't find it funny at all really, some gags are way too exaggerated - almost cringey. There are a couple of minor chuckles, the standout being with the invisible swordsman. Going back to the main trio, Short is probably the one who I think did the best work here. Chase felt a bit out of place in certain scenes. Of the other cast members, Alfonso Arau and Patrice Martinez do alright. Joe Mantegna is also involved, as soon as he speaks I immediately sensed that iconic voice of Fat Tony from 'The Simpsons'. Elsewhere, I didn't even recognise Tony Plana as Jefe - even comparing images post-watch, I'm still not even convinced it's the same guy.
Yehee! It's a supremely embarrassing piece of nonsense.