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El Mariachi

Titre original : El mariachi
  • 1992
  • 16
  • 1h 21min
NOTE IMDb
6,8/10
74 k
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El Mariachi (1992)
Theatrical Trailer from Columbia Pictures
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ActionCriminalitéThrillerAction BComédie noireGun FuWestern contemporain

Un mariachi itinérant est pris par erreur pour un criminel assassin et doit se cacher d'un gang bien décidé à le tuer.Un mariachi itinérant est pris par erreur pour un criminel assassin et doit se cacher d'un gang bien décidé à le tuer.Un mariachi itinérant est pris par erreur pour un criminel assassin et doit se cacher d'un gang bien décidé à le tuer.

  • Réalisation
    • Robert Rodriguez
  • Scénario
    • Robert Rodriguez
  • Casting principal
    • Carlos Gallardo
    • Consuelo Gómez
    • Jaime de Hoyos
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
  • NOTE IMDb
    6,8/10
    74 k
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Robert Rodriguez
    • Scénario
      • Robert Rodriguez
    • Casting principal
      • Carlos Gallardo
      • Consuelo Gómez
      • Jaime de Hoyos
    • 156avis d'utilisateurs
    • 54avis des critiques
    • 73Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 7 victoires et 4 nominations au total

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    El Mariachi
    Trailer 1:36
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    Rôles principaux43

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    Carlos Gallardo
    Carlos Gallardo
    • El Mariachi
    Consuelo Gómez
    Consuelo Gómez
    • Domino
    Jaime de Hoyos
    Jaime de Hoyos
    • Bigotón
    • (as Jaime De Hoyos)
    Peter Marquardt
    Peter Marquardt
    • Mauricio
    Reinol Martinez
    Reinol Martinez
    • Azul
    Ramiro Gómez
    • Cantinero
    • (as Ramiro Gomez)
    Jesús López
    • Viejo Clerk
    • (as Jesus Lopez)
    Luis Baró
    • Domino's Assistant
    • (as Luis Baro)
    Oscar Fabila
    • The Boy
    Poncho Ramón
    • Azul's Rat
    • (as Poncho Ramon)
    Fernando Martínez
    • Azul's Rat
    • (as Fernando Martinez)
    Manuel Acosta
    • Bodyguard
    Walter Vargas
    • Prisoner
    Roberto Martinez
    • Prisoner
    Virgen Delgado
    • Female Bodyguard
    Juanita Vargas
    • Female Bodyguard
    Yolanda Puga
    • Female Bodyguard
    Jaime R. Rodríguez
    • Moco's Men
    • (as Jaime Rodriguez)
    • Réalisation
      • Robert Rodriguez
    • Scénario
      • Robert Rodriguez
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    ThreeSadTigers

    More "grindhouse" than Planet Terror; an exercise in low budget, exploitation thrills

    Having experienced director Robert Rodriguez's most recent film, the zombie horror pastiche Planet Terror (2007) - which was sold as a double bill with Quentin Tarantino's femme-exploitation revisionist film Death Proof (2007) as a modern-day homage to low-budget 70's drive-in cinema - I couldn't help but feel somewhat disappointed by its obvious disregard of the low-budget format in favour of CGI, explosions and A-list cameos. Now, although Planet Terror was hardly a big budget affair, it was clearly the work of an experienced filmmaker with his own studio and facilities and a collection of superstar friends willing to turn up and do a couple of days work at a reduced fee. However, with this, his first film, Rodriguez creates a perfect example of the grindhouse ethos in a more contemporary sense; i.e. a violent, low-budget exploitation picture with a minuscule cast of mostly no professional actors and with almost every single technical role carried out by the director himself.

    Unlike Planet Terror - which is a good film and one that I did enjoy - the final result here is lively and inventive, with none of the generic clichés and nodding irony of that more recent project. It not only shows the efforts of low-budget film-making at its best, but uses the same shortcomings of low-budget film-making to its advantage. In this respect, it reminds me of something that Roger Corman might have produced in the 1970's, with the exploitative reliance on violence and the corruption of innocence as its central theme, and the excitement and imagination that permeates the direction of Rodriguez from the first frame to the last. The film can obviously be approached as a minor-key riff on the very noir-like notions of mistaken identity, small-town corruption and the vision of the mysterious gunslinger, with Rodriguez creating his own blend of "Mexploitation" cinema that would continue with the bigger-budgeted sequel/re-make Desperado (1995) and the third instalment, Once Upon a Time in Mexico (2003), which just might be the director's best film (or at least, the most entertaining). You can also see certain parallels with a film like From Dusk till Dawn (1996) and the proposed Machete (2008), though really; these films come nowhere near the verve, grit and vitality of the film in question.

    If you can get past the technical limitations, the use of the Spanish language and the reliance on non-professional actors, then El Mariachi (1992) is a great film. Not a masterpiece, but simply a great film; one that offers entertainment value and some genuine no-budget ingenuity and - if watched with the added bonus of the director's commentary function - an effective, makeshift film school. I suppose you could always disagree that the film is more successful as a result of the low-budget, as I guess there are some elements here that audiences might see as shoddy or indeed comical due to the lack of funds and experience. Nonetheless, the film really does use these limitations to further the story and the occasional moments of light comedy, not to mention the creation of those enigmatic dream-sequences, which Rodriguez claims were shot simply to use up the last few feet of film on each reel. It all works though, creating a film that is wild, violent, funny, charming and above all else, unpredictable.
    Special-K88

    a simple yet impressively made film

    What could easily be viewed as just a simple B-movie turns into an impressive, gritty and action-packed independent feature from director Robert Rodriguez. It's the volatile, gripping story of a wandering guitarist who arrives in a small Mexican town looking for a big break, but unfortunately a case of mistaken identity makes him the target of the town's cold-blooded boss and his vile henchmen who are bent on killing him. Shot for a remarkable $7,000, and featuring a cast of newcomers and generally unknowns, this formidable little feature still packs a punch with violent, pumped-up action scenes and credible performances. Nothing ever truly breathtaking, but a respectable showing nonetheless. ***
    6patomartinezfgo

    Its a good small budget film

    I have loved some of Robert Rodriguez's later works like Sin City, so I was pretty excited to see this movie.

    The movie is extremely small budget and it really feels like it is more expensive than that. I mean, Robert Rodriguez makes this movie look like it had much more money spent on it, and that is because of his creativity and resourcefulness.

    The directing is really good. I loved many of the shots and scenes in this movie and the way they are edited.

    My problem with the film or at least my dilemma is... I just find this movie OK. The main actor and character itself is pretty lousy, the movie is too long for its own good, and the story is just OK.

    Many people argue that this might be justified because of the low budget. But I do believe that all of the story problems don't have anything to do with the budget. It is not as if I don't like low-budget films, I LOVE "The Evil Dead" and other low-budget films. I just find this movie uneventful, and sometimes boring.

    I think this film is the kind of film you should only watch once and move on with your life. I do recommend you to watch it though.
    8Captain_Couth

    Robert Rodriguez's feature film debut!!

    El Mariachi (1992) was a fine debut for film maker Robert Rodriguez. He makes the most of his minuscule budget and makes a very entertaining action film. The story behind the making of the film is even more interesting than the movie itself. You can tell from this movie that Robert Rodriguez had a bright future in the movie business.

    The story is about a musician who's trying to find work in a Mexican border town. None of the places he visits wants to hire a guitar player for their business. Meanwhile another man comes to town carrying a guitar case, he's no musician. He's a notorious hit man for a local gangster. When their paths cross, nothing but trouble lies ahead for the El Mariachi. Can the poor dude survive the week without being killed? Who is this guitar carrying killer? Why is he in town? What are the local crime boss' motives? To find out you'll have to watch EL MARIACHI!!!

    An interesting debut that showed lots of promise. The movie was followed by a pseudo-sequel/remake a few years later with a bigger budget and a cast filled with a lot of named actors.

    Highly recommended.
    6ivanmessimilos

    Good debut movie

    I really appreciate this work from Robert Rodriguez. The so-called low-budget film, shot for just $ 7,000, and Rodriguez put his heart and soul into this film. He was a director, a screenwriter, a producer, he did effects, he did absolutely everything except acting. He was even tested for some drugs because they paid him for it, all to raise money and make a movie. From that aspect, the film looks extremely good. However, some flaws are visible, such as the camera or wooden acting, at times the film is too raw, but all this is understandable.

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    • Anecdotes
      To warn people he was filming, Robert Rodriguez would place a sign at the end of the street he was shooting on. He wrote it in English so no one would understand what it meant.
    • Gaffes
      Fairly early in the movie, Azul insists he only killed six of Moco's men, while Moco insists ten and the other four are credited to El Mariachi. Actually, Azul is responsible for the death seven of the men (the three hitmen in the opening, four in the bar) and Mariachi is responsible for three (two in the truck, one beside, leaving one unconscious).
    • Citations

      [last lines]

      El Mariachi: [voiceover] All I wanted was to be a mariachi, like my ancestors. But the city I thought would bring me luck brought only a curse. I lost my guitar, my hand, and her. With this injury, I may never play the guitar again. Without her, I have no love. But with the dog and the weapons, I'm prepared for the future.

    • Crédits fous
      Turtle... Tito La Tortuga
    • Versions alternatives
      In addition to the subtitled version, Columbia had an English dubbed version prepared for home video release in the United States.
    • Connexions
      Edited into The Anti-Hero's Journey (2004)
    • Bandes originales
      Ganas De Vivir
      Written and Performed by Juan Francisco Suarez Vidaurri (as Juan Suarez)

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 29 septembre 1993 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Mexique
      • États-Unis
    • Site officiel
      • Sony Pictures
    • Langues
      • Espagnol
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • El mariachi
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Ciudad Acuña, Coahuíla, Mexique
    • Sociétés de production
      • Columbia Pictures
      • Los Hooligans Productions
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    • Budget
      • 7 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 2 040 920 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 312 528 $US
      • 28 févr. 1993
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 2 040 920 $US
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    • Durée
      1 heure 21 minutes
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    • Mixage
      • Dolby Stereo

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