Nacho Libre

Nacho Libre (2006)

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Corrected entry: Before Esqueleto is being pulled into the hole by the fat lady at the pro wrestler party, he does not have the piece of corn on his hands but when Nacho knocks him he has it.

ozwal13

Correction: I'm watching the movie as I type this. He has the corn in his hand the whole time when he hits him with the guitar.

Corrected entry: When Nacho is on fire and one of the nuns does the shape of the cross on her chest, there is a boom mic in the top centre of the frame. This happens for several frames where the camera is on her.

Chad_Bronson

Correction: What you see in the shots above the nun is a plant on the wall, not a boom mic.

Corrected entry: Nacho is raised in a Mexican orphanage by Mexican monks. So why, as a child, does he have an English Bible in his drawer? It couldn't be from his mother since his mother was a Lutheran missionary and the Catholic monks would regard a Lutheran version of the Bible as heresy.

Correction: Why wouldn't it be from his mother? We don't know all the details of what happened in the past. And a Lutheran Bible would not be considered heresy by Catholics. It is the same Bible with the exception that the Catholic Bible contains the Apocryphal Books. If the Bible was given by his mother, it is likely they would let him keep it as it is one of only a few links to his biological family.

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Continuity mistake: In the scene when Jack Black is about to be unmasked and the kids are watching his match on TV, Chancho goes to to cover the TV. He is wearing a pink shirt but in the shot of him covering the TV he is wearing a white singlet.

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Nacho: Don't you want a little taste of the glory? See what it tastes like?
Esqueleto: No.

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Trivia: Ramsés is played by Silver King, a Mexican professional wrestler.

oswal13

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Question: What is Ramses drinking at the party?

Answer: The drink Ramses is holding appears to be a dark red beverage with a white, foamy head. Granted, it could simply be a very dark beer; but there are numerous frothy drinks in Mexico, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic. However, given the color of the beverage and the fact that it's a party, I believe what Ramses is drinking is called a "Mexican Cloud," which is considerably stronger and more festive than beer. The red drink itself is made with tequila, pomegranate juice, rhubarb bitters and agave syrup. The foamy head is mixed separately, made with liqueur, egg whites and lemon juice, frothed by hand and carefully poured atop the drink to create the "cloud" for which the beverage is named.

Charles Austin Miller

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