Hilarious tale of a monk that wants to become a luchador/wrestler
Nacho Libre is a story of a frustrated monk Ignacio played by Jack Black who always dreamed of becoming a luchador, a Mexican wrestler. During the intro it shows a young Nacho collecting/stealing together different trinkets to create his own wrestling uniforms. Unfortunately he was living in a Catholic church’s orphanage and became a monk instead. The film is about whether Nacho can fulfill his dreams of becoming a wrestler, while remaining in the church.<br /><br />Ignacio never gave up on his dreams and after seeing a famous wrestler Ramses and all the attention he garnered decides to secretly enter the luchador business. He can’t do it alone however so he finds a partner Steven played by Hector Jimenez, a homeless man that tried to steal chips donated by a restaurant to the orphanage. Steven takes on the luchador name Esqueleto.<br /><br />The movie has one hilarious moment after another. For instance, Nacho’s job at the church is to make the food. It’s so bad the priests complain they had diarrhea for weeks. There’s the wrestling match when Nacho and Esqueleto take on two midgets who dress and act like demons, and proceed to give Nacho and Esqueleto the beating of their life. Then there’s when Ignacio asks Sister Encarnacion played by Ana de la Reguera on a faux date to preach the gospel to a man. She asks why Ignacio is not wearing his robe. He says it was stinky and he needed to wear his recreation clothes. He then flinches his butt cheeks and tells her that beneath his clothes he is a man and beneath the man is his nucleus.<br /><br />A bonus to the film is the amazing soundtrack that is included. It’s a mix of Mexican originals and new work by Danny Elfman and Beck. Like any good soundtracks the music enhances each scene. For example when Steven finds himself chased by a woman at a party he crashed and she is giving him a lustful look just the right song comes on.<br /><br />In the end Nacho actually transforms from someone that just wanted the fame of a luchador to finding meaning in his life and wrestling via a holy mission.<br /><br />Overall Nacho Libre is a hilarious movie that keeps the laughs going after multiple viewings.
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