"The Mexican"

[Martin T]

I just saw a preview of a new comedy movie, "The Mexican". Maybe you've seen it, laughed, and forgot all about it already. Well it's new here anyway. It stars Brad Pitt and in one scene he is desperately trying to hitch a ride with a ute (I think that is a pick up truck) full of amused Mexicans. After attaching an "o" to the end of all his English words in an attempt to communicate, he strikes on a Spanish expression to account for his lack of funds. "No dinero" he exclaims, and in the first sign of any understanding, the Mexican driver responds "Robert Deniro?"

[Traveler]

... in response to "The Mexican", posted by Martin T on Apr 27, 2001

dfd

[Martin T]

... in response to but it was an awful movie  n/t, posted by Traveler on Apr 28, 2001

Yes tv,
One funny line isn't really enough. I think Julia Roberts is over exposed and highly over rated, but I did like the joke. Have you seen "Memento" with Guy Pearce, now that's a movie all out on it's own, and I think you've got the intelligence and character to appreciate it?

[Traveler]

... in response to Re: but it was an awful movie  n/t, posted by Martin T on Apr 28, 2001

there are some absolute dweebs here.  take a look at some of the agency photos from their tours.  some ugly ass nerds accompanied with nice looking Sheilas.  if you are even half way descent looking and can afford a plane ticket your half way there.

I was curious about the MOB industry but, at this point, I don't think its very practicle.  I am young enough to do just fine where I am thank you.  I've never been to Colombia but I've been to Venezuela and the DR numerous times if you want any info.  

The Mexican was horrible.  If I wasn't with a date I would have walked out.  I didn't see Memento.  Julia Roberts is way overated.  I think she looks like a corpse.

The one thing I remember about the Mexican was when Pitt says to the Mexican cop, "Hey, I'm an American" and the cop says "No sh!t"

thats what I think when I hear about some of these morons' trips to Colombia.

[david]

... in response to keep the faith Martin, posted by Traveler on Apr 29, 2001

I would have to agree with you.  My ex-wife never could understand the agency scene in Col.