Desperado (1995) on VHS.

The film that launched Antonio Banderas into Hollywood stardom—and he does it with pure swagger.

Back in the day, people drew comparisons to Pulp Fiction. Sure, Tarantino shows up in a cameo, and Rodriguez would go on to collaborate with him plenty. But this movie carves out its own identity.

Nothing beats the sight of a lone mariachi with a guitar case full of firepower. Wall-to-wall shootouts, slick style, and a soundtrack that absolutely smolders.

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A person holds a VHS tape of Desperado (1995), starring Antonio Banderas. The cover shows Banderas in profile with long hair, eyes closed, as he grips a silver pistol vertically against his face. The title “DESPERADO” is in bold red letters, with his name above in white. At the bottom right, text reads: “He came back to settle the score with someone. Anyone. EVERYONE.” A white price sticker near the bottom left corner lists $2.00.
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[–] 7 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 child)

@atomicpoet @movies have you seen the original? excellent work. budget of like $7k. used folks from the town as actors. epic.en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Mar

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