Rodriguez was still working out his visin for El Mariachi
Desperado was Richard Rodriguez’s second film in his El Mariachi series. The first was an independent film made on a shoe-string budget. This was when Rodriguez got signed to a major production company and had the budget to try fulfill his vision. The movie featured Antonio Banderas as El Mariachi a guitarist and gunmen seeking revenge against a drug boss named Bucho that killed his lover.<br /><br />I think Rodriguez was still working on his story however. There are a bunch of extraneous scenes. For instance, Quentin Tarantino makes a cameo appearance, showing up at a bar that’s run by Bucho’s men. His first scene is Tarantino telling a story that adds nothing to the plot. There’s another scene at the same bar where some American women complain about the service. What purpose does that serve??? Rodriguez’s action scenes were much better with a lot of influence from John Woo with guys pointing guns right at each other’s faces.<br /><br />The result is a very uneven movie.<br />C
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