Synopsis
They're Down On Their Luck And Up To Their Necks In Senoritas, Margaritas, Banditos And Bullets!
Three unemployed actors accept an invitation to a Mexican village to replay their bandit fighter roles, unaware that it is the real thing.
1986 Directed by John Landis
Three unemployed actors accept an invitation to a Mexican village to replay their bandit fighter roles, unaware that it is the real thing.
Chevy Chase Steve Martin Martin Short Alfonso Arau Tony Plana Patrice Martinez Jorge Cervera Jr. Kai Wulff Abel Franco Fred Asparagus Jon Lovitz Joe Mantegna Philip Gordon Phil Hartman Norbert Weisser Brian Thompson Dyana Ortelli Rebecca Ferratti Brinke Stevens Michael Wren Gene Hartline William B. Kaplan Sophia Lamour Santos Morales Tino Insana Craig Berenson Joshua Gallegos Hector Elias Humberto Ortiz
Mike Watson Robert Jauregui Cole S. McKay Mike H. McGaughy Thomas Rosales Jr. Bob Herron Jerry Gatlin Gene Hartline Phil Culotta Bobby McLaughlin Loren Janes Tracy Keehn-Dashnaw Rock A. Walker Joe Finnegan Tom Elliott Debbie Evans Steve Cremin Walt La Rue Jack Lilley Bruce Randall Clay M. Lilley Daniel O'Haco Ben Scott Daniel Holguín Marguerite Happy Richard Epper Clifford Happy Johnny Hock Michael Stull Larry Randles Danny Costa R.L. Tolbert Robert Tebow Jennifer Watson-Johnston Gil Escandon Kathleen O'Haco
Samuel C. Crutcher Colin C. Mouat Richard C. Franklin Charles L. Campbell William B. Kaplan Gary Alexander Larry Stensvold David A. Whittaker Robert Knudson Gary A. Hecker Robert Glass John Roesch Louis L. Edemann Greg Orloff Don Digirolamo Chuck Neely Jeff Bushelman Jerry Stanford Larry Carow
¡Tres Amigos!, ¡Tre amigos!, Three Amigos, The Three Amigos, The Three Caballeros, Três Amigos!, Três Amigos, 現代三劍俠, 正义三兄弟, The 3 Amigos, Drei Amigos!, A három amigó, I tre amigos!, ¡Tres amigos!, Trois amigos !, Три амигос!, Tre amigos, Trzej Amigos, De kom, de så, de løb!, Οι Τρεις Αμίγκος, שלושה אמיגוס, Üç Kabadayı, Троє Амігос, Trei amici, Тримата амигос, Kolme kaverusta, 正義三兄弟, 쓰리 아미고, ¡Trois amigos!, 神勇三蛟龙, Tres Amigos, Tri amigosa, Trys draugai, サボテン・ブラザース, Els Tres Amigos, Tři amigos
Proof we live in an unjust, arbitrary world: Martin Short is the least famous of the Three Amigos.
Reading Roger Ebert’s one star review is hilarious because almost everything he rails on is almost exactly what I love about this screwball farce.
I’m sorry to anyone who has to sit next to me watching this because I’m GONNA quote it.
The whole damn film.
It’s a delight.
Wherever there is injustice, you will find us.
Wherever there is suffering, we’ll be there.
Wherever liberty is threatened, you will find…
!The Three Amigos!🐎🏜️🌵
I was so worried this wouldn’t hold up for me but it’s still so good.😌
The scene where Steve Martin and Martin Short sing🎶 & dance🕺 ‘My Little Buttercup’ in the bar has me gasping for breath with laughter🤣. So ridiculous, so funny. I could watch them act like fools all day.
This review could just be a list of hilarious scenes.
This is basically a live action cartoon about 3 idiotic movie stars🎞️ and I love it. Absolutely absurd.
Happy 33rd Birthday, El Guapo.🎁🎉
Better than Spies Like Us, worse than Ghostbusters. Probably the best variation on the Seven Samurai premise, other than, you know, Seven Samurai.
Phil Hartman's "Take the Amgios' clothes" is one of those line-readings that has stuck in my brain for almost 30 years. I'll never forget it.
The "It's a mail plane" joke is one of the Top 5 jokes in movies I think is hilarious that probably no one else thinks is as funny as I do.
"Pardon me, are you the Singing Bush?"
"Not so fast El Guapo! Or I'll pump you so full of lead you'll be using your dick for a pencil!" - Lucky Day
Back in the day there were two comedians I absolutely loved. Chevy Chase and Steve Martin. It was pretty difficult to watch their films back then in Holland as not all of them reached my country, not even on VHS. So when I happened to find this film I hadn't heard about in a discount VHS bin in the late eighties/early nineties (the exact year escapes me) and it starred both of them. No hesitation there, bought it and watched it each day for a week or so.
It is just the simplicity, absurdity and originality of the plot and the humour that appeal to me so much. It is a spoof with the greatest respect for what it's mocking,…
"We could take a walk and you could kiss me on the veranda." - Rosita
"Lips would be fine."- Dusty
A cult 80's classic with three of the best in the whole damn business, but I think people remember it more fondly than it actually is good... But it's Martin Short, Chevy Chase and Steve Martin, so of course I still laughed my ass off 😁
I have a Mexican friend who claims to have learned to speak English watching this movie. According to him, it was the only video cassette his family owned, and before he could even understand what the characters were saying, he could recite the entire film phonetically. I think that’s kind of remarkable.
The other night, our families got together and watched the movie - after literally years of saying we would - and during the scene where Steve Martin is making bird calls on the wall (as Martin Short and a wonderfully restrained Chevy Chase crouch near by, hilariously oblivious), I glanced around and noticed all ten people in the room, ranging in age from 9 to 48, practically on the floor laughing.…