A dark, offbeat comedy about a group of Mexico City teens embroiled in a kidnapping involving a retired wrestling legend and a parrot.A dark, offbeat comedy about a group of Mexico City teens embroiled in a kidnapping involving a retired wrestling legend and a parrot.A dark, offbeat comedy about a group of Mexico City teens embroiled in a kidnapping involving a retired wrestling legend and a parrot.
- Awards
- 4 wins & 8 nominations total
Kristoff Raczynski
- Mudo
- (as Kristoff)
Jose Angel Bichir
- Ulises
- (as José Ángel Bichir)
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- TriviaThe title is a play on words: "Matando Cabos" means "Killing Cabos" Cabos is the last name of one of the characters. But if the "M" is removed it becomes "atando Cabos" that means "Tying lose ends".
- Goofs(at around 1h 8 mins) The black car's windshield is smashed with a crowbar. When it falls off the stadium the windshield has no hole nor crowbar in it.
- Crazy creditsAt the end of the credits the chinese cook can be seen at the International Airport of México, going back to China.
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- Soundtracks17 Años
Performed by Los Ángeles Azules
Featured review
I attended a special screening for this movie and I was quite surprised to see two Mexican aspiring actors writing and starring their own motion picture. The premise of the movie is that it was done by people under the age of thirty. Thus, it is intended to be enjoyed solely by this sector of the population. This film noir that uses black comedy as well as screwballism is very funny indeed and it is very inventive. The presence of only two well known actors (Pedro Armendáriz and Ana Claudia Talancón) increases the audience's interest in the plot itself. One problem that this movie faces is that it has too many things to tell and very little time. It is possible for the spectator to find it slow at times, but it's ending is well worth the wait. Newcomers galore in this wonderful Mexican production. This movie represents Mexican cinema that is well done and that has right support. I recommend it strongly. **** out of 5 stars.
- 00BEHAVE-2
- Jun 24, 2004
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- Also known as
- Matando Cabos
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- Budget
- MX$25,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $155,874
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $75,730
- Aug 28, 2005
- Gross worldwide
- $5,653,093
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