Watched it on DVD in olde CRT TV, and it's brilliant. superior colour editing , recorded fully on the then "new" HD digitial cameras , more than 20 yrs ago!!!! remembered it back in the day, but never got to watch it. you would think with the ads then, it would be a very "brown" spaget western wannabe. it's actually pretty damned colourful and had great use of lighting and shadows. though i had to adjust my TV and DVD player's contrast and colour a bit 'cause the "standard" settings looked too reddish.i bought it because i misremembered it as Tarantino movie, and it was selling for less than 10 bucks. but i guess most DVDs are cheap now. it was actually the Spy Kids guy, and i remembered it was part of a trilogy. the first film was an indie shot with just 5000 buckeroos. can Markerplier or the OBSESSION zoomer do an indie movie with only 5000 or even 10000 greenies today? i think not!> (also highly referenced in Kingdom of Loathing. but replace latinx geeeetars with accordions.inb5 banned for /vr/ references)i spent hours rewatching it with the Director's Commentary feature. another very much missed feature of DVD cuts back in the day.almost made me wanna visit the hellholes that are mexicana smalltowns.> Você não me obrigaria a visitá-los nem se arrancasse meu testículo esquerdo como forma de tortura.
>>221799685pic unrelated. kind of.
are you drunk?I don't think the original Spy Kids trilogy were"low budget" films, it required a self funded studio and vfx team. Dude did most of the stuff outside of the hollywood system.
