Los Enchiladas!

Where has this movie been my entire life? I don't think i started fully functioning and even properly breathing and living until I saw this movie. It's great, the perfect movie even, but you wouldn't expect anything else from Mitch Hedberg himself. The casting was amazing, and the script is greatly written. The great writers and director masterminds of Hollywood couldn't even think, let alone phantom of creating such a beautiful movie. Some people may try and tell you that just because you like his stand up, you don't have to watch this movie, but no, NAY! I object! Even if you don't somehow know who Mitch is, you should still see this movie. I would sell my firstborn child and my left kidney to be able to get a physical copy of this phenomenal movie. Thank you Mitch for this.

...don't assume that you will love, like or even barely tolerate this movie.

I saw that one user review selected the "contains spoilers": option. There's nothing about the plot that could be revealed that would cause an issue. The spoiler is the movie itself. Don't let it spoil your appreciation for Mitch's vastly better standup work.

TECH ISSUES: I watched it on YouTube on a 65" Sony OLED, but I'm pretty sure the technical shortcomings would be noticeable on an iPhone 3GS. It was clearly digitized from a VCR tape; in fact near the beginning, the picture briefly flashed to a blue screen that said, "Play" and then back. The video was terrible and the volume bounced up and down for most of the movie. If there's subtlety in there somewhere, you're going to need a microscope to find it.

PRODUCTION VALUES: Another user review estimated its production cost at about $500.Surely an understatement made for effect, but don't expect much.

ACTING: A few "not so miserable" performances, especially the chef and his interactions with the menu author. Weird, but about the only high points.

PLOT: Slackers, malcontents and weirdos work at a Mexican restaurant in MN and their manager and chef run away leaving the inmates briefly in charge until a conclusion that more or less says, "okay, it's over!"

HOW TO USE: Late night, I got nothing better to do and can't sleep, curiosity only.

Los Enchiladas is hysterical with a perfect cast of characters and Mitch's cool in acting and writing permeates throughout the film. It leaves you wanting more.

The Austin Film Festival sponsored a tribute to Mitch Hedberg at the Capitol City Comedy Club in Austin May 23rd, 2005 The sold out event was emotional and bittersweet attended by Mitch's fans, friends and family. Mitch fans were treated to home movies and performances that gave a private and personal glimpse to his genuineness and genius.

I hope as many people see the film as possible and keep Mitch's legacy alive. He is already missed.

I though maybe this was a case of a decent movie that didnt get the exposure it needed and never got popular. Nope... It's just badly done throughout. The acting (if it can be called that) ranges from "meh" to terrible. Really bad music. Bad dialog. Tried watching this three times and couldn't watch more than 15 minutes of it. Yes it is bad. Skip it you aren't missing anything

If you are a Mitch Hedberg fan then this movie is definitely for you! This movie is hard to find, in fact I had a VHS copy sent to me by Mitch Hedbergs manager or someone I had gotten in contact with on his website, but then I lost it and I am now in search of another copy of it.

The movie has its slow parts and the plot is a bit shaky but the jokes and one liners and random crap going on in the movie is just hilarious. I can count two scenes I remember when all the characters break out into dancing for no apparent reason at all, and the dancing they are doing is horrible, yes, horrible, and you will just find yourself laughing for reasons beyond your comprehension. But you have to watch the movie to know what I mean. There are a couple jokes from Mitch's stand up routine in here also. I wish Dave Attel's character stayed in the movie longer, regardless every scene he is in is hilarious. Also Todd Barry, a lesser known comedian, is in this too. He plays a hotel manager at the Hotel where Hedberg's character Lee is staying. The scene between Hedberg and Barry when Mitch is leaving for work the first morning is one of my favorite, "How come the breakfast buffet ain't got no OJ man?" "Awe I take that s*** for myself." Watch this movie, and if you are not satisfied watch it again, trust me. Its like hearing the new song from a band you love and not liking it the first time you hear it but then hearing it again and again and then falling in love with it.