Nacho Libre Critic Reviews
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Based upon 15 Critic Reviews- Highest Rated
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What's rare to see, and what ultimately makes Nacho Libre so enjoyable, is the story of an underdog who's allowed to remain a humble clown all the way to becoming a hero.Read the full review
What is missing in plot and character development is made up for in silly fun.Read the full review
Sputters to an ignominious halt in the first 20 minutes.Read the full review
Too much in Nacho Libre doesn't work to enable me to recommend it to anyone except a card-carrying member of the Jack Black fan club.Read the full review
Nacho Libre strikes a delicate balance of whimsy and absurdity that may surprise auds primed to expect wall-to-wall slapstick.Read the full review
Once Nacho gets the wrestling bug, though, it's all about Jack Black the irrepressible clown, and the comedy dies a slow death for lack of fresh ideas.Read the full review
Endearingly ridiculous.Read the full review
An amiably clunky, unapologetically silly summer confection that nevertheless lands sufficient lethal slams to the funny bone.Read the full review
The comedy is hit and miss, with good bits interrupted by dead patches. It's a movie to root for more than to enjoy.Read the full review
How can any comedy with Jack Black as a Mexican wrestler not be gut-bustingly hilarious? Nacho Libre provides an all-too-convincing answer.Read the full review
