The Mexican

Very nice movie

A very enjoyable film, and the late James Gandolfini certainly steals the scenes he is in, and also starring a youthful looking Julia Roberts too, great entertainment, with a surprise appearance of the great Gene Hackman at the end.

I only saw this film recently on DVD, and was that enamoured with it, I immediately purchased the Blu Ray.The film is quite frankly, hugely underrated in my eyes, great performances all round and a unique storyline really make it stand out, and I don't understand why it isn't more highly thought of.Now to the disc itself. Whilst there is a reasonable improvement in detail, there is quite a lot of grain which wasn't apparent on the DVD. The DTS soundtrack appears to be the same one that was in my Region 1 DVD.Is it worth the upgrade? If you're a fan of the film, I'd say yes, just don't expect perfection. This is definitely a film that could do with a remaster.

Much better than I thought it would be. Great cast.

brad pitt has to go to mexico and collect a antique pistol which is supposedto be cursed. various incidents take place and julia roberts goes to las vegas and she gets into dilemmas herself. a good script helps this film.

Tony soprano at his best, slick and quirky

The Mexican is a very good movie in my opinion. Interesting story and great actors like Brad Pit, Julia Roberts and James Gandolfini from ( Sopranos). Its a German release but it includes English DTS HD 5.1 sound as well. Picture quality is great as well. I loved the dvd so decided to invest on the blu ray as well. If you love this movie get it as you will love it more on blu ray.

Hire a bunch of famous actors, have a loose plot about a gun and see if they can improv their way to a successful film.Also add something gay in there because, well, that’s important.Honestly this film made me dislike everyone involved.