I'm not familiar with Mexican Cinema, but from what I herd the two main actors in the movie are superstars in the country (maybe that's how it got into theaters)
They play two Robin Hood like thieves who team up to get back some stolen land in a small town in Texas that was taken by a business woman whose family stole it 166 years ago.
The movie was an interesting combo of feeling like a western and a heist movie combine.
It has it's moments of funny and does pull on the heart strings just a little.
But the whole thing felt far too generic at points in the formula. You can see that they could have made it more interesting, but for the most part, they just went by the numbers.
Plus selling itself as an action comedy is a little misleading, unless things are done differently in Mexico.
They're a lot of better heist movies to watch than this one.
They play two Robin Hood like thieves who team up to get back some stolen land in a small town in Texas that was taken by a business woman whose family stole it 166 years ago.
The movie was an interesting combo of feeling like a western and a heist movie combine.
It has it's moments of funny and does pull on the heart strings just a little.
But the whole thing felt far too generic at points in the formula. You can see that they could have made it more interesting, but for the most part, they just went by the numbers.
Plus selling itself as an action comedy is a little misleading, unless things are done differently in Mexico.
They're a lot of better heist movies to watch than this one.