Taquito de ojo

About This Movie

Taquito de ojo is a quirky little gem from '88 that captures the essence of small-town naivete colliding with urban chaos. You’ve got Montes, played by Sergio Goyri, who’s that lovable, slightly dim guy we all know, and his buddy Juan, who just wants a simple life but ends up in this whirlwind of misadventures. The pacing has that classic comedic rhythm—quick and punchy but makes space for those awkward, drawn-out moments that feel all too real. The atmosphere is ripe with that late '80s Mexican vibe, where the city feels both exciting and overwhelming. Practical effects? They’re charmingly rough around the edges, adding to its rustic charm. It’s not just about the laughs; there's a subtle exploration of friendship and ambition buried in the silliness.

Features unique character dynamics. · Emphasizes friendship in a comedic setup. · Captures late '80s Mexican urban culture.