Though The Mexican makes a good attempt at originality, its ponderous length makes it wear out its welcome. Also, those looking forward to seeing Roberts and Pitt paired up may end up disappointed, as they are kept apart for most of the movie.
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The Mexican

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Movie Info
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Director -
Gore Verbinski -
Producer -
Lawrence Bender , John Baldecchi -
Screenwriter -
J.H. Wyman -
Distributor -
DreamWorks SKG -
Production Co -
DreamWorks SKG , Pistolero Productions L.L.C. , Newmarket Capital Group -
Rating -
R (Violence|Language) -
Genre -
Comedy , Drama , Adventure -
Original Language -
English -
Release Date (Theaters) -
Mar 2, 2001, Wide -
Release Date (Streaming) -
Jun 15, 2011 -
Box Office (Gross USA) -
$66.8M -
Runtime -
2h 3m -
Sound Mix -
Dolby SR , DTS , SDDS , Surround , Dolby A , Dolby Digital -
Aspect Ratio -
Scope (2.35:1)