I know this movie and its predecessor aren't art or anything, but they cast Charlie Sheen as the President. This seems like a bad idea.

Then again the first one cast Linsday Lohan, so I guess the specialize in train wrecks.

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The weird casting was one of the highlights of the first film IMHO. Bob DeNiro and Steven Seagal in the same film. Don Johnson. Loved that casting. I totally have faith in Rodriguez when it comes to casting even when I usually don't like or even hate the actors in other films (e.g. Alba in Sin City or Michelle Rodriguez in Machete 1). Same goes for Quentin Tarantino.

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What do you have against Rodriquez. I like her in movies. Shes a badass.

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She tries too hard. Always that grim-looking face expression. Before I saw Machete I hated her in every role, couldn't stand her for a minute of screentime.

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I kinda space out whenever I see Rodriquez on film.

I thought Machete was a pretty good movie, not sure how much it needs a sequel though. I'll remain skeptical of this, I think, but I'll gladly watch it. =P

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I have seen neither Machette nor the sequel. They are not of a genre I am a fan of. Robert de Niro is my favorite actor, I don't know how could he be involved in the (first) movie.

I haven't watched the original movie, let alone the sequel. I don't know what you can expect from a movie whose main characters are knives. I have a friend who is a big fan of it though.

I'm not one who says things like this, but this is the stupidest thing I have heard. At least look up the plot or something before thinking the main character is a knife.

*crossesfingershopingforflamewarthatMacheteisACTYALLYaboutknives*

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