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In 1916, a young woman from the village of Santa Poco lures three out-of-work silent film stars to Mexico to help take on the ruthless El Guapo and his gang....
The ideas to make "Three Amigos" into a good comedy are here, but the madness is missing. All great farces need a certain insane focus, an intensity that declares how important they are to themselves. This movie is too confident, too relaxed, too clever to be really funny. And yet, when the cowboys sit around their campfire singing a sad lament and then their horses join in, you see where the ...
Chevy Chase, Steve Martin and Martin Short play a dippy trio of silent-screen heroes facing real-life desperados in this western parody. 14,077 IMDb 6.5 1 h 43 min 1986. X-Ray PG.
Three Amigos! COMEDY. In 1916, a young woman from the village of Santa Poco lures three out-of-work silent film stars to Mexico to help take on the ruthless El Guapo and his gang. Seizing the chance to earn much-needed cash, the amigos head south of the border, but soon discover they’ve been mistaken as their on-screen heroic characters.
It's the 1920s, and the THREE AMIGOS -- Dusty (Chevy Chase), Lucky (Steve Martin), and Ned (Martin Short) -- are silent film stars who've been successful in a series of films casting them as crusaders for justice in the Wild West.When a villager of Santa Poco, Mexico -- desperate to find protection for her village -- stumbles into a movie showing in a small town, she confuses the men on the ...
Los tres amigos (comercializada como ¡Los tres amigos! (en inglés como Three Amigos o ¡Three Amigos!) es una película de 1986 de comedia musical y aventuras dirigida por John Landis y escrita por Lorne Michaels, Steve Martin y Randy Newman, protagonizada por el mismo Martin, Chevy Chase y Martin Short, quienes interpretan a tres estrellas del cine mudo que son confundidos con "verdaderos ...
More Three Amigos Quotes for Fans of the Movie. 16. “One for each other and all for one! The three great amigos are we!” – Lucky Day, Dusty Bottoms, and Ned Nederlander. 17. “You wanna die with a man’s gun. Not a little sissy gun like this.” – Jefe
