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El Topo decides to confront warrior Masters on a trans-formative desert journey he begins with his 6 year old son, who must bury his childhood totems to become a man.
Rated NR | Length 125 minutes
Alejandro Jodorowsky | Brontis Jodorowsky | José Legarreta | Alfonso Aráu | José Luis Fernández | David Silva | Ignacio Martínez España | Mara Lorenzio | Paula Romo | Robert John | Jacqueline Luis | Héctor Martínez | Juan José Gurrola | Víctor Fosado | Agustín Isunza | Ali Junco | Gerardo Zepeda | René Barrera | René Alís | Federico Gonzáles | Vicente Lara | Pablo Leder | Giuliano Girini Sasseroli | Cristian Merkel | Aldo Grumelli | Eliseo Gardea Saucedo | Bertha Lomelí | Carlos Lavenant | Eliseo Pereda | Pablo Marichal | Beatriz Beltrán Lobo | Carmen Lamadrid | Pepita González | Cecilia Leger | Elvira Agosti | Antonio Álvarez | Rueben Gonzales | Víctor Manuel Osorio | José Pérez Bustos | Eduardo Danel | Álvaro García | José Antonio Alcaraz | Felipe Díaz Garza | Patricio Pereda | Marcos E. Contreras | Arturo Silva | Julián de Meriche | Valerie Jodorowsky | José Luis González de León | Francisco González Salazar | Pedro García
Date Viewed | Device | Format | Source | Rating |
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05/08/2010 | N/A | DVD | Rented | 4 stars |
(Average) 4 stars |
Reading online apparently Jodorowsky is the father of the midnight movie, when John Lennon and Yoko Ono had El Topo playing at midnight shows and it went on for a year.
I can’t imagine sitting through this until 2am, not because it’s bad but because it’s such a heady, strange film. There’s a ton to love about it, but I most certainly liked the first half way better than the 2nd. I just thought the whole gun fighter thing was more interesting than the 2nd half which seemed to deal with his redemption. In fact it really seems like 2 different movies in a lot of ways.
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