Macario (1959)
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Product Details: Macario (1959)
- Edition:
- DVD . See other editions
- MPAA Rating:
- Unrated
- Release Date:
- 12/02/2003
- UPC:
- 7502013022367
- Directed by:
- Roberto Galvadon (II)
- Featuring:
- Ignacio Lopez Tarso, Pina Pellicer, Enrique Lucero. See all cast
Synopsis: Macario (1959)
Synopis: In this cautionary, rags to riches tale, poor Macario wants only something good to eat on the Day of the Dead. He gets his wish when his wife makes him a turkey. However, three spirits, the Devil, Death, and God, appear to him with a test. Each asks him to share the turkey, and Macario refuses all but Death. In exchange, Death gives Macario a magical bottle of water that can heal any illness. Soon, Macario becomes wealthy beyond his wildest dreams -- but at the price of getting the Inquisition involved in his affairs!Features: Macario (1959)
Features: DVD Features:Region 0
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Full Frame - 1.33
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User Reviews: Macario
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The Best Movie
, July 23, 2003Reviewer: grobinson20002000 - See all grobinson20002000's reviewsThis movie have the best actor and a great story that touches every one. I like to have a copy for my kids. -
All Hail Macario
, October 27, 2004Reviewer: Greg - See all Greg's reviews0 of 1 Yahoo! Users found this Macario review helpfulPros: The movie is fantastic in every way.
Cons: None. Period. It's got horrible sound, horrible picture quality, etc, etc, but man, is it worth it.
Buy this movie. Immediately. Known to many in high school Spanish classes, Macario has become a legend. Words cannot describe the sheer perfection of this movie. Be it the devil (who looks like a mariachi band member) offering Macario his silver spurs in return for a piece of chicken or Macario turning down God himself, the entire film is sheer low-budget Mexican folk-lore at its finest. ...