Plot: When Larry (Larry The Cable Guy) and his buddies Bill (Engvall), and Everett (Qualls) are mistaken for Army Reservists, they’re loaded onto a plane – and mistakenly ejected in a Humvee over Mexico. Convinced they’re in the Middle East, the clueless wannabes save a village from a siege of bandits and become local heroes. But when the bandits strike back, Larry, Bill and Everett have to prove they aren’t just a joke.
Spy Kids 3: Game Over (2003)Plot: Juni (Sabara) has retired from the OSS. He’s doing small jobs now for local kids to save up money to buy the latest game craze: Game Over, created by the mysterious Toymaker (Stallone). He’s forced back into the OSS when he finds out his sister Carmen (Vega) has become trapped in the game. Now Juni, with a little help from Grandpa (Montalban), must venture into the game, save his sister and stop the Toymaker.
Spy Kids 2: The Island Of Lost Dreams (2002)Plot: Carmen (Vega) and Juni (Sabara) are back. Things aren’t going well for them. They’ve got new Spy Kid agents Gary (O’Leary) and Gerdi Giggles (Osment) competing with them. When a new device, the Transmooker, is stolen from the president by mysterious henchmen, Juni is blamed and gets fired. Gary and Gerdi are given the assignment to get it back. But, Carmen and Juni need to get it back so they can clear Juni’s name. Little do they know that when they disappear, their parents (and grandparents) are hot on their trail. Now the family must get the Transmooker device back, clear Juni’s name…and do it before Gary and Gerdi do.
Once Upon A Time In Mexico (2003)Rogue CIA Agent Sands (Depp) has a bold plan. He knows that the Mexican cartel, headed by Barillo (Dafoe), has sent General Marquez (Vigil) to affect a coup d’etat on the president of Mexico, and put Barillo in control of Mexico. Sands’ plan: send the famous El Mariachi (Banderas) to kill General Marquez, whom El has a vendetta with - after Marquez kills the president. But when Sands’ plans start to backfire, it’s up to El Mariachi to do what’s best for Mexico.
