Eulalio González Movies
Juan Benegas (Vincete Fernandez) and his brother Pablo (Andres Garcia) return home for the funeral of their domineering mother in this comedy. Along with their father Pedro (Lalo Gonzalez), the brothers declare themselves free of restrictions and vow to have a good time. The three go to town where they pretend to be strangers to fleece the locals in a card game. Their winnings attract the attention of Rossy (Olivia Collins), a pretty bank robber who covets the cash and not the crooks. Soon father and sons are falling all over themselves for the woman, and the camaraderie is crushed. A mariachi band accompanies Fernandez on several ranchero songs. ~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Vicente Fernandez, Andrés García, (more)
- 1961
A woman suffering under the heavy hand of her abusive husband finds that salvation can arrive in the most unlikely of forms in this drama from director Julian Soler. Gabriela had feared that she might not survive her next confrontation with her violent husband Ramiro. Just when things were beginning to look especially grim, crafty criminal Doroteo Tranquilino rolled into town to collect a debt for his godfather - a notorious crime boss who goes by the name "Tiger" Lemus. But when the locals mistaken Doroteo for the "Tiger" himself, this quick-thinking criminal lackey decides to keep the truth to himself and go along with the game. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Eulalio González, Rosita Quintana, (more)
- 1960
Their father gunned down by a man seeking vengeance for the murder of his late wife, two young twins find their lives defined by an inescapable cycle of violence. After Pedro pulled the trigger on Antonio, he was sympathetic to the fact that he had just orphaned two children and vowed to raise one of the twins, Pedro, as his own. In the aftermath, notorious bandit "The Colorado" kidnapped Pedro's twin brother "The Tiger." Years later, Pedro is the owner of a ranch the "The Colorado" has vowed to claim as his own. When "The Colorado" attempts to claim the ranch, Pedro kills the criminal by luring him into a pitfall. In the aftermath of his father's death, "The Tiger" vows to take violent revenge against Pedro. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Eulalio González, Pedro Armendáriz, (more)
- 1960
This routine Mexican Western spoof by Miguel M. Delgado stars Luis Aguilar and Lalo ("Piporro") Gonzales as a pair of old codgers at odds with each other. The two men are like night and day, one tends toward the decent, good side of life and the other just tends to disagree with him. Their two sons (also played by Aguilar and Gonzales) are similarly different from each other, but are oddly enough paired with the wrong father. The "good" dad has the "bad" son, and vice-versa. After several shoot-outs, romantic liaisons, and other classic Western scenes, the dueling quartet come to realize that the sons were switched at birth. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Luis Aguilar, Eulalio González, (more)
In this broad comedy from Mexico, a dwarf gunslinger kills a gangster who has been demanding protection money from the proprietors of a local diner. This seeming bit of good news has an unexpected side effect -- business at the diner goes bad, the owners go to jail, and the kitchen staff and waiters are all stuck without jobs. Needing work, one of the cooks learns that a wealthy rancher is looking to hire a maid; he disguises himself as a woman and gets the job. However, things take a strange turn when the rancher becomes infatuated with his new maid, and the cook has a hard time brushing off his advances. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
The Mexican drama El Enamorado concerns a man who must stand up to murderous criminals would they threaten his hometown and his family. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Pedro Infante, Sr., Sarita Montiel, (more)
The Mexican comedy Necesito Dinero stars Pedro Infante as a simple mechanic who attempts to win over the girl of his dreams by becoming a professional boxer. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Pedro Infante, Sr., Sarita Montiel, (more)
Popular Mexican singing star Pedro Infante heads the cast of Ahi Viene Martin Corona. Infante plays a roaming ranch hand with an eye for the ladies and a talent for gambling. His carefree lifestyle is in for an overhaul when he falls in love with pretty heiress Sarita Montiel, who in addition to being drop-dead-gorgeous can dance up a storm. Nothing in taken seriously in the proceedings, not even the underhanded activities of a local outlaw band. Also known as Little Love of My Life, this innocuous musical had been run innumerable times over the Spanish cable service Univision. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Pedro Infante, Sr., Sarita Montiel, (more)
