Machete Kills

    Machete Kills
    2013

    Synopsis

    Ex-Federale agent Machete is recruited by the President of the United States for a mission which would be impossible for any mortal man – he must take down a madman revolutionary and an eccentric billionaire arms dealer who has hatched a plan to spread war and anarchy across the planet.

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    Cast

    • Danny TrejoMachete Cortez
    • Mel GibsonLuther Voz
    • Demián BichirMendez
    • Amber HeardBlanca Vasquez / Miss San Antonio
    • Michelle RodriguezLuz
    • Sofía VergaraDesdemona
    • Charlie SheenMr. President
    • Jessica AlbaSartana Rivera
    • Lady GagaLa Camaleon
    • Alexa PenaVegaKillJoy

    Recommendations

    • 80

      Time Out

      You’re really going for Rodriguez’s retrohappy splatter: Intestines tangle in helicopter rotors, heads pop in spring-loaded decapitations, and there’s even a new fake trailer up top. Little is believable, and that’s exactly as it should be.
    • 70

      Village Voice

      Kills tops the 2010 original by not giving a mierda about logic or character.
    • 64

      Film.com

      More focused and less preachy than its exploitation-riffing predecessor, the comparably shoddy Machete Kills nonetheless peters out in the homestretch (and, for some, surely sooner).
    • 50

      Slant Magazine

      The films that Robert Rodriguez emulates here are known for similar unexpected narrative turns, but the crucial value that he misses is their actual cheapness.
    • 40

      Variety

      As violent as its predecessor yet noticeably duller and less outrageous, Machete Kills is dragged to the finish line entirely by its director’s madcap energy and an absurd cast of major stars in strange cameos.
    • 40

      Empire

      Violent, silly, embarrassing, clumsy, confusing, juvenile, occasionally offensive, occasionally a little bit fun.
    • 40

      Total Film

      Like a meal made entirely of chillies, Machete Mk II is spicy to start with, then unpleasant, then numbing - before it all starts to repeat.
    • 40

      Time Out London

      Sadly, much as we want to relish the shameless parade of cartoon violence, while indulging the equally shameless cavalcade of adolescent sexism, the soggy plotting and slack comic timing are downers.

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