Nacho Libre [Blu-ray]
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Rating:
PG — for some rough action, and crude humor including dialogue-
Language:
English, French, Spanish Studio:
ParamountUPC:
097361197340Year of Release:
2006Item Number:
PRD011973Release Date:
02/21/2012Genre:
Absurd Comedy –
Buddy Film –
Comedy –
Sports Comedy
Format:
Blu-ray
MOVIE DESCRIPTION:
Jared Hess (of Napoleon Dynamite fame) directs this bizarre comedy starring Jack Black as Nacho, a young man who works as a cook in the Mexican monastery where he was raised. When the institution faces a financial crisis, Nacho decides that he must come to the aid of the house of God (as well as the beautiful young nun who has recently joined the order) by competing in the local Lucha Libre tournament. Donning a spandex outfit, mask, and cape, Nacho becomes a hero for the ages -- but can he win the heart of a woman of the cloth? ~ Cammila Albertson, Rovi
DVD FEATURES:
- Number of Discs: 1
- Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1
- Subtitle: Eng/Fre/Spa
- Features:
- Audio commentary by Jack Black, Jared Hess and Mike White
- Deleted scenes
- Photo gallery
- Jack sings!
- Featurettes: Detras de la Camara, Jack Black Unmasked!, Lucha Libre, Hecho en Mexico, Moviefone Unscripted With Jack Black and Hector Jimenez
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Cast:
Jack Black - Ignacio, 'Nacho Libre'
Hector Jimenez - Esqueleto
Ana de la Reguera - Sister Encarnacion
Richard Montoya - Guillermo
Darius Rose - Chancho
Moises Arias - Juan Pablo
Diego Eduardo Gomez - Chuy
Carlos Maycotte - Segundo Nunez
Cesar Gonzalez - Ramses
Rafael Montalvo - Elderly Monk
Juilo Sandoval - Snaggle Tooth Monk
Ventura 'Tigre Hispano' Lahoz - Arena Referee
Felipe Jesus - Arena Referee
Hernandez 'Terror Chino' - Arena Referee
Enrique Munoz - Senor Ramon
Carla Jimenez - Candidia
Augustin 'Rigo' Rey - Galindo 1
Ricardo 'Caballero de la Muerte' Castillo - Galindo 2
Troy Gentile - Young Nacho
Donald Chambers - Silencio
Julio Escalero - Ramses Trainer
Peter Stormare - Emperor
Armando 'Mucha Crema' Gaytan - Pro (Coliseo) Announcer
Rafael Gonzalez Lopez - Pro (Coliseo) Referee
Antonio Salazar Gomez - Ring (Arena) Announcer
Albert M. Madrid - Paradise
Lauro Chartrand - Sage
Filberto Estrella Calderon - Goblin/Elf 1
Gerson Virgen Lopez - Goblin/Elf 2
Leobardo Magadan - Commentator
Jorge Valdez Garcia - Commentator
Craig Williams - El Snowfladke
Brett Chan - Dynasty
Mike Ching - El Chino
Abelardo 'El Pandita' Hernadez - Muneco
Emiliano 'Dalia Negra' Quiroga - Carlos Rosales
Luis Garcia Randon - Mariachi Man
Armando Tapia - Monk
Carlos Cesar Caballero - Monk
Feliciano Ramos Mendoza - Amateur Announcer
Carlos Acosta 'El Mimo' Barroso - El Pony
Ignacio Gonzalez 'Inaqui Goci' Carmarena - El Semental
Alfonso 'Pompin' Ramirez - Ameteur Referee
Miguel Angel Bonequi Trujillo - Hacienda Tough Doorman
Aaron Yamir Ramirez Esobar - Young Street Kid
Rodolfo Garcia Merino - Motivational Coach
Maria Gonzalez - Peasant Woman
Rene Campero - Wrestling Official
Lisa Owen - Nacho's Mother
Cristobal Puente - Nacho's Father
Zenaido Avendano - Usher
Rosenda Hernadez - Woman
Joaquin Luis Jimenez - Ashen Faced Man
Ismael Garcia y su Trio - Mariachi Band
Dominick Kurek - Mad FanDirector:
Jared HessProducer:
David Klawans, Jack Black, Julia Pistor, Mike WhiteScreenwriter:
Jared Hess, Jerusha Hess, Mike WhiteCinematographer:
Xavier Pérez GrobetComposer (Music Score):
Danny ElfmanEditor:
Billy WeberProduction Designer:
Gideon Pointe, Gideon PonteArt Director:
Hannia RobledoCo-producer:
Damon Ross, Ricardo Del Rio GalnaresAssociate Producer:
Ben Le Clair, Benjamin CooleyExecutive Producer:
Steve NicolaidesSet Designer:
Carlos Adalid GamboaCostume Designer:
Graciela MazonSet Decorator:
Maria Paz GonzalezSound/Sound Designer:
Santiago Núñez RojoFirst Assistant Director:
Dennis Maguire, Federic Henocque, Steve NicolaidesCamera Operator:
Gerard ManjarrezCasting:
Carla Hool, Carol Lewis, Jory WeitzChief Lighting Technician:
Férnando MorenoConductor:
Blake Neely, Marc Mann, Pete AnthonyConstruction Coordinator:
Alberto Villasenor KuriCostumes Supervisor:
Adolofo "Fito" RamirezKey Hairstylist:
Lourdes DelgadoKey Make-up:
Sandra MigueliLocation Manager:
Omar AriasPost Production Supervisor:
Graham StumpfProperties Master:
Aimee Dominquez, Celso PeñaProsthetic Makeup Effects:
Delatex.comRe-Recording Mixer:
David Giammarco, Marc FishmanScript Supervisor:
Andrea Martinez, Mauri CarvajalSecond Assistant Director:
Jose Abel Jimenez, Melissa V. Barnes, Steve BenderskySecond Unit Director:
Nick PowellSecond Unit Director Of Photogra:
Ron HerseySpecial Effects Supervisor:
Jorge Farfan BarrosStunts Coordinator:
Julian Bucio, Nick PowellSupervising Sound Editor:
David GiammarcoTitle Design:
Axiom Designed CommunicationsUnit Production Manager:
Ricardo Del Rio Galnares, Susan McNamaraVisual Effects:
Bill Taylor, Syd DuttonVisual Effects Supervisor:
Kevin McIwain
REVIEW:
- Nacho Libre is a great movie as long as you're into its own twisted little sense of humor. A sizable but distinct niche of people will dig it -- the only trick is figuring out if you're one of them -- so here is a brief guide to determine if you should keep reading. You will like Nacho Libre if: you enjoy Napoleon Dynamite-brand comedy, where there's rarely a clear punch line, things are just weirdly familiar, subtly bizarre, or unapologetically silly; you find inane food, members of the clergy, or Lucha Libre to be inherently funny; or you're a fan of Jack Black, in particular his melodramatic facial expressions, impromptu power-rock ballads, and scatological humor. If you answered yes to any of the above questions, feel free to continue reading the review, as this applies to you. Nacho Libre is a total and hysterical success in the realm of absurd humor. Director Jared Hess proves that the surprise success of his first film, Napoleon Dynamite, wasn't based on the happenstance of his tiny budget and cast of college classmates and unknowns. Nacho Libre expands his horizons with the money to take his characters to new places, but the humor is just as unnameable and awesome. Most of the time he just lets his leading man riff through the delivery, as Black's over-the-top expressions, intonations, and Mexican accent (which morphs into Italian in moments of relishing self-parody) are what seal the deal on much of the humor. While Napoleon Dynamite made fun of its clueless protagonist almost to the point of maliciousness, Nacho prompts laughter with far less spite, dragging real-world rules and values into the picture. Hess has also refined his own directional style with this project; it's something like Wes Anderson meets the Farrelly Brothers -- only drunk. It might be a little left-field for some, but for the rest of us, comedy doesn't get much better. ~ Cammila Albertson, Rovi
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