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Monday, February 6, 2012

Born in East L.A. (1987)


An American comedy by Cheech Mairn.
A Mexican American citizen gets deported while looking for his cousin in a sweat shop. He finds work from an American man in Mexico who is on the run from the American law and falls in love with a Mexican woman.
This is a classic comedy. It wasn't done in the chaotic Cheech and Chong style, but in a more refined standard comedy style. The funniest part is when Cheech is teaching the Chinese guys to act like Vatos. I'm rating this good because it's a comedy that I get the humor of. Of course, bad films couldn't be made in 1987 if you follow my blog enough to understand this point.

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