Dive into a cinematic world of passion, action, and drama with our latest roundup of Antonio Aguilar movies. This Mexican actor left a lasting impression on audiences with his iconic roles and unforgettable performances. Join us as we explore the best of Aguilar's work and discover what makes his films truly timeless.
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1. Ahora soy rico (1952)
Ahora soy rico, " a 1952 Mexican melodrama film, tells the heart-wrenching story of Pedro, a humble man on the brink of poverty. With a baby on the way, Pedro struggles to make ends meet, ultimately losing his child due to a lack of resources. Enter Tony, a man who offers Pedro employment and an opportunity to turn his life around.
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2. Un rincón cerca del cielo (1952)
Un rincón cerca del cielo, " a 1952 Mexican comedy-drama, follows the life of Maria (Marga López), a fallen woman who becomes involved with a notorious criminal organization. The story takes an unexpected turn when she loses her child in a tragic accident, leading her toward a path of redemption and sacrifice. Directed by Rogelio A.
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3. La segunda mujer (1953)
La segunda mujer, " a 1953 Mexican film, presents a gripping tale of crime and dramatic suspense. Centered around the life of a talented singer named Rodolfo Salazar, the movie takes a shocking turn when he stumbles upon the gruesome sight of his wife Victoria and her son Rudy, both brutally murdered. This discovery leads Salazar to suspect his wife, setting in motion a chilling chain of events.
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4. Yo soy muy macho (1953)
Yo soy muy macho, " a delightful 1953 Mexican comedy, will have you rolling with laughter as it takes a lighthearted look at cross-dressing and adventure. When her brother finds himself in a precarious situation, Maria dons a man's outfit to step in and pilot his plane.
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5. Mi papá tuvo la culpa (1953)
Mi papá tuvo la culpa" is a delightful Spanish comedy-drama directed by José Díaz Morales, released in 1953. The film is an endearing tale of a lazy son whose playful antics lead to a series of comedic errors.
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6. Mi adorada Clementina (1953)
Mi adorada Clementina, " an enchanting 1953 Mexican comedy-fantasy film, follows a woman whose seemingly perfect life takes an unexpected turn when she suspects losing her husband's affections amidst an affair with another woman. With no one else to turn to, she seeks the guidance of her deceased grandmother's spirit.
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7. Por el mismo camino (1953)
Por el mismo camino" is a compelling 1953 Mexican adventure-drama mystery film directed by Alejandro Galindo. With a runtime of 1 hour and 18 minutes, this captivating story unfolds against the backdrop of a tragic ending, a false identity, and a high-stakes police chase.
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8. La mujer desnuda (1953)
La mujer desnuda" is a gripping 1953 crime drama film directed by Fernando Méndez, set in Mexico and written by Luis Manrique, Pedro de Urdimalas, and Gregorio Walerstein. The story revolves around a woman married to a renowned singer who faces a life-threatening situation after an old lover resurfaces. Forced into a dangerous game of blackmail, she is manipulated into dancing at a cabaret.
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9. El casto Susano (1954)
El casto Susano" is a 1954 Mexican comedy film directed by Joaquín Pardavé, written by Ramón Obón, Joaquín Pardavé, and Gregorio Walerstein. The film, which stars Joaquín Pardavé, Silvia Pinal, and Fernando Fernández, follows the story of mistaken identity and hypocrisy, as characters become entangled in a web of confusion and comedic errors. With an IMDb rating of 6.6, this film will delight viewers with its hilarious take on the comedy genre, drawing parallels to other films with similar themes.
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10. Reventa de esclavas (1954)
Experience the whimsical adventure of 'Reventa de esclavas', a 1954 Mexican comedy, fantasy, and musical film. Follow a scientist's extraordinary journey as he discovers the elixir of life while on a trip to Egypt. Upon resurrecting the mummy of a long-lost slave, the movie takes a wild turn, blending humor, mystery, and music.
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11. El rayo justiciero (1955)
El Rayo Justiciero" is a gripping 1955 Western drama film set in the heart of Mexico. At the center of the story is Captain Mauricio Rosales, a fearless avenger, making his presence known in every corner of the sierras. Wherever injustice and evil exist, Rosales is there to restore order and serve as a beacon of justice under the guise of "El Rayo Justiciero. "
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12. El gavilán vengador (1955)
El Gavilán Vengador" is a gripping 1955 Mexican film that combines the suspense of mystery with the thrill of the Western genre. The drama, set in the rugged landscape of Mexico, follows the story of a vengeful falconer, Antonio Aguilar, who embarks on a quest for retribution. As he navigates the harsh terrain, he encounters Elda Peralta and Agustín Isunza, two enigmatic characters who help him unravel the truth. Directed by Jaime Salvador and written by Antonio Guzmán Aguilera, this intense movie explores themes of vengeance, redemption, and the complexities of the human condition.
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13. Pueblo quieto (1955)
Pueblo Quieto" is a captivating 1955 Mexican drama directed by Ramón Peón, set in a serene small town that bears the same name. The film's protagonist, Manuel, is the wealthy son of the town's most prominent family. Returning from his travels, Manuel reconciles with his estranged father, Don Manuel, and falls in love with a local girl, Verónica Loyo.
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14. Música, espuelas y amor (1955)
Música, espuelas y amor" is a captivating musical adventure comedy from 1955, directed by Ramón Peón and written by Mario García Camberos, Ramón Peón, and Alfonso Rosas Priego. Featuring the talents of Antonio Aguilar, Evangelina Elizondo, and Agustín Isunza, the film dazzles with its vibrant color palette and heartwarming soundtrack.
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15. La barranca de la muerte (1955)
Experience the thrill and danger of the Wild West in Jaime Salvador's captivating 1955 Western drama, "La barranca de la muerte". Set in the rugged Mexican territory, the film follows the life of the skilled and fearless cowboy, played by the charismatic Antonio Aguilar.
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16. Una gallega en La Habana (1955)
Una gallega en La Habana" is a captivating 1955 comedy-musical film that combines the charisma of Mexican cinema with the rhythms of Cuba. René Cardona, the esteemed Mexican director, masterfully crafts this story around the life of a Galician woman who embarks on an unforgettable adventure in Havana. The rich performances of renowned stars Niní Marshall, Antonio Aguilar, and Ana Bertha Lepe bring the film's characters to life.
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17. La sierra del terror (1956)
La Sierra del Terror", a 1956 Mexican film directed by Jaime Salvador, delves into the dark depths of the human psyche, weaving together elements of drama, mystery, and western genres. The film, starring Antonio Aguilar, Alicia Ravel, and Agustín Isunza, tells a gripping tale set amidst the rugged beauty of the Sierra Madre mountains.
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18. Cuatro contra el imperio (1957)
Cuatro contra el imperio" is a 1957 Mexican adventure drama film based on the book by Alexandre Dumas, adapted and directed by Jaime Salvador. Set in 19th-century Paris, the film follows four brave men who embark on a daring quest to overthrow an oppressive empire. Starring Antonio Aguilar, Fernando Casanova, and José Elías Moreno, the movie promises a thrilling journey filled with suspense, action, and intrigue.
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19. Tierra de hombres (1957)
Tierra de hombres, " a 1957 Mexican film directed by Ismael Rodríguez, tells a story of federal authorities in pursuit of common people linked to revolutionary fighters during the agricultural reform. The movie masterfully combines elements of action, drama, and history, showcasing captivating scenes of insurrection, shootout, blackmail, and revenge.
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20. ¡Aquí están los Aguilares! (1957)
¡Aquí están los Aguilares! . is a 1957 Mexican comedy, musical, and Western film where the Aguilar brothers, Luis and Antonio, unexpectedly meet Anita, a wealthy young widow.
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21. Cien muchachas (1957)
Cien muchachas" is a delightful 1957 Mexican comedy-musical film, directed by Jaime Salvador and written by Fernando Méndez and Salvador. The film revolves around Don Manuel, a successful bathing suit designer who is tired of his business and decides to leave the company in the hands of his employees. The twist? If his employees manage to increase the sales of their designs within a year, they will inherit the company. However, if not, it goes to his three spoiled nieces.
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22. La pantera negra (1957)
Set in the wild west, "La pantera negra" (1957) tells the story of a female outlaw, a gunfighter, and a criminal gang. Directed by Jaime Salvador, this intense western drama features Antonio Aguilar, Elda Peralta, and Consuelo Pastor as the stars.
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23. La rebelión de la sierra (1958)
La Rebelión de la Sierra is an intense and thrilling adventure film that marks the end of a trilogy centering around the character Heraclio Bernal, played by renowned actor Antonio Aguilar. The movie is set in a time of political upheaval, with Federales ruling over the Juarista era. As the third installment in the series, La Rebelión de la Sierra takes the story further, following Heraclio's unrelenting struggle against these forces.
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24. La marca del cuervo (1958)
In the heart of Mexico, 1958, comes a thrilling and captivating adventure with "La marca del cuervo, " directed by the brilliant René Cardona. This cinematic masterpiece, reminiscent of classic Westerns, takes the audience into the world of a daring masked avenger, known only to his foes as "El Cuervo, " The Crow. Riding swiftly on horseback through the Mexican landscape, The Crow uncovers a sinister web of injustice and lawlessness.
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25. Fiesta en el corazón (1958)
Fiesta en el corazón, a 1958 Mexican comedy, musical, and romantic film, follows Antonio Aguilar's character as he tries to navigate love and life while living in the bustling streets of Mexico City. Directed by Jaime Salvador and starring Fernando Casanova and Sonia Furió, this whimsical masterpiece takes audiences on a joyous journey filled with laughter, music, and heartwarming moments.
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26. Las tres pelonas (1958)
Las tres pelonas" is a 1958 Mexican comedy-drama film directed by René Cardona. It showcases the thrilling and humorous adventures of three lifelong friends who inadvertently get entangled in the Mexican Revolutionary War, supporting legendary figure Pancho Villa.
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27. Aquí está Heraclio Bernal! (1958)
Aquí está Heraclio Bernal! " is a 1958 Mexican film directed by Roberto Gavaldón. The movie, which stars Antonio Aguilar, Elda Peralta, and Rodolfo Landa, is based on a true story and revolves around the adventures and struggles of Heraclio Bernal.
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28. La cama de piedra (1958)
La cama de piedra (1958) is a gripping Western adventure film that tells the story of Antonio, a carefree man about to get married but tormented by an unknown enemy. In a shocking turn of events, Antonio is falsely accused of murder and sentenced to an unjust prison sentence of fifteen years.
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29. El fin de un imperio (1958)
El fin de un imperio, " a 1958 Mexican film, is a thrilling adventure that combines drama and romance. Directed by Jaime Salvador, the movie stars Antonio Aguilar, Fernando Casanova, and José Elías Moreno. The film, set in a post-colonial era, follows the journey of a group of Spanish soldiers who must protect their emperor's life while facing numerous challenges.
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30. El rayo de Sinaloa (La venganza de Heraclio Bernal) (1958)
El Rayo de Sinaloa" (1958) is a gripping Action, Drama, and History film directed by Roberto Gavaldón. The story continues from the previous movie "Aquí está Heraclio Bernal", where Don Jesús Bernal returns to his town after a year and a half, seeking work at the mine owned by Mr. Lomeli.
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31. Los santos reyes (1959)
Los santos reyes" is a heartwarming Family Western drama set in a small town, where two brothers, Antonio Aguilar and Antonio Badú, are forced to confront a competition that threatens to tear their brotherly bond apart. Fueled by a mix of sibling rivalry and a false persona that both men are compelled to assume, these brothers must figure out their true identities and reunite in order to save their town's reputation and their own family ties. Directed by Rafael Baledón and written by María Luisa Algarra and Fernando Galiana, "Los santos reyes" offers a gripping tale of love, loyalty, and determination, set against the beautiful backdrop of 1950s Mexico.
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32. Yo... el aventurero (1959)
Yo. . el aventurero" is a 1959 Mexican drama-western film that follows the journey of an adventurous man in the wild west. Directed by Jaime Salvador and written by the same person, the film features a captivating storyline with a runtime of 1 hour and 27 minutes. The film stars the talented Antonio Aguilar, Rosa de Castilla, and Ángel Infante, who bring their unique acting skills to the table, making the movie even more compelling.
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33. The Soldiers of Pancho Villa (1959)
The Soldiers of Pancho Villa, also known as La Cucaracha, is a gripping drama set against the backdrop of Mexico's revolutionary era. Directed by Ismael Rodríguez, the film showcases the courage and determination of a group of brave women soldiers, led by the fearless Cucaracha. As they face off against the forces of the ruthless Villa colonel, Zeta, the women must navigate through dangerous battles and personal turmoil.
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34. Dos hijos desobedientes (1960)
Experience the delightful laughs and heartwarming moments of "Dos hijos desobedientes, " a charming 1960 Mexican Western-Musical-Comedy. When two rival brothers set out to buy back their family's long-lost ranch, their focus shifts from land to love - the lovely new female owners who steal their hearts.
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35. La sombra del Caudillo (1960)
In post-revolutionary Mexico, the world of politics is rife with corruption and warring factions. Ignacio Jimenez, a dedicated member of the Partido Radical Progresista, is selected as their candidate for the upcoming elections.
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36. Stray Bullet (1960)
Stray Bullet, " originally titled "Bala perdida, " is a charming 1960 Mexican film that masterfully blends comedy, drama, and Western elements. The story centers around Daniel, a man who is granted temporary release from prison to attend his mother's funeral. Unable to fully resist the temptation to kidnap his own son, Daniel brings him along on an adventure to a movie set where a Western is being filmed.
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37. Ah, Love Is Beautiful (1960)
Ah, Love Is Beautiful, or "Qué bonito amor, " is a charming Mexican film from 1960, directed by Mauricio de la Serna. Starring Antonio Aguilar, Lola Beltrán, and Joaquín Cordero, this delightful fusion of comedy, drama, and western genres takes audiences on a charming journey through a small town.
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38. El 7 de copas (1960)
In the small, picturesque town of Tayahua, orphaned boy Valerio grows up influenced by his local priest, leading to a life in which he breeds race horses and finds solace in playing cards, all while carrying the symbol of good luck: the 7 of Cups. As Valerio transitions into manhood, he faces unforeseen challenges, particularly when he loses a game of cards to mysterious outsider Mauro. Unraveling the secrets and mysteries that intertwine Valerio's life and the town's inhabitants, the film delves into the themes of love, heartache, and the relentless pursuit of power.
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39. El jinete enmascarado (1961)
In 1961, El jinete enmascarado, a captivating Mexican Western, was released for audiences to enjoy. Directed by Manuel Muñoz, the film boasts an impressive cast including Antonio Aguilar, Susana Duijm, and Jaime Fernández. With a runtime of 1 hour and 25 minutes, this thrilling drama transports viewers to the wild frontier of Mexico in the early 20th century.
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40. Vacations in Acapulco (1961)
Vacations in Acapulco", a charming Mexican melodrama from 1961, takes you on an unforgettable journey to the vibrant city of Acapulco. Directed by Fernando Cortés, the film boasts a star-studded cast including Antonio Aguilar, Ariadne Welter, and Fernando Casanova.
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41. La joven Mancornadora (1961)
In the 1961 Mexican comedy "La joven Mancornadora, " Lola, a cunning and resourceful woman, dons a masculine disguise to exact revenge on the notorious Salazar brothers. However, her plans take an unexpected turn when she finds herself transforming into their trusted sergeant, determined to win their hearts in a battle of wits and emotions.
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42. My Son, the Hero (1961)
My Son, the Hero" is a gripping Adventure, Drama, and Western movie set in 1961. Directed by Ismael Rodríguez, the film features an unforgettable tale of brotherhood, vengeance, and family.
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43. Que me maten en tus brazos (1961)
Que me maten en tus brazos (1961) is a heart-pumping western drama that takes you on a thrilling journey through the rugged terrain of Mexico. Directed by Rafael Baledón and written by Alfredo Ruanova and Carlos Enrique Taboada, this film stars Antonio Aguilar, Luis Aragón, and Jaime Fernández.
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44. The Important Man (1961)
The Important Man, " originally titled "Ánimas Trujano (El hombre importante), " is a captivating drama released in 1962. The film, directed by Ismael Rodríguez and written by Rogelio Barriga Rivas, Ismael Rodríguez, and Ricardo Garibay, stars Toshirô Mifune, Columba Domínguez, and Flor Silvestre.
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45. La emboscada mortal (1962)
In "La emboscada mortal, " cowboy-justice-action-hero El Norteno embarks on a thrilling final mission to settle the score with the greedy cheaters who unfairly deprived a young heiress of her rightful inheritance. As the third film in a trilogy, El Norteno has already accomplished all the secondary tasks, and now it's time to face the final confrontation. This high-stakes adventure blends elements of action, drama, and melodrama, as El Norteno puts a stop to the injustice and restores order.
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46. El justiciero vengador (1962)
El Justiciero Vengador" is a 1962 Mexican action-adventure film that tells the story of a gun-slinging hero seeking justice for a murdered loved one. Set against a backdrop of violence and corruption, the film stars Antonio Aguilar as the protagonist, a man determined to bring down an evil landowner responsible for the death of his family member.
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47. Ahí vienen los Argumedo (1962)
Ahí vienen los Argumedo, " a classic Mexican drama-western film from 1962, is a gripping tale of the Argumedo family, whose lives are intertwined with the harsh realities of the Wild West. The movie, directed by Manuel Muñoz and Tito Novaro, and written by Alfredo Ruanova and Carlos Enrique Taboada, stars Antonio Aguilar, Ana María Aguirre, and Fernando Casanova. This cinematic masterpiece has garnered an impressive IMDb rating of 7.4, and with a runtime of just 1 hour and 27 minutes, it's a perfect film for those looking for an immersive Western experience without a significant time commitment.
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48. Sol en llamas (1962)
In this thrilling period film, "Sol en llamas" (1962), set against the backdrop of the Mexican Revolution, an influential rancher loses his power and wealth amid the tumultuous events. His daughter, caught in the middle of class differences, falls in love with a passionate revolutionary. Captivating performances by Antonio Aguilar, Maricruz Olivier, and Irma Dorantes bring this epic tale to life, exploring themes of love, betrayal, and the struggle for social justice.
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49. Cazadores de asesinos (1962)
Cazadores de asesinos" (1962) is a thrilling Western film that transports viewers to the lawless era of the Wild West. Set against the rugged Mexican landscape, the story follows a relentless group of hunters, dedicated to bringing justice to the cruelty that plagues the frontier. Led by the fearless Luis Aguilar and the determined Antonio Aguilar, this team of vigilantes risks everything to protect the innocent and bring down the relentless outlaws that terrorize their families.
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50. Si yo fuera millonario (1962)
Si yo fuera millonario, " a rollicking 1962 Mexican comedy, tells the tale of a company that specializes in orchestrating the untimely demise of millionaire heirs. Their next target is a struggling actor set to inherit a fortune, but they soon realize he's not as easy a mark as they anticipated.
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51. El caballo blanco (1962)
El Caballo Blanco" is a charismatic musical comedy-drama from 1962, taking viewers on a heartwarming journey through 19th-century Spain and Mexico. Directed by Rafael Baledón, the film features an innocent young protagonist named Joselito, who travels to his Mexican grandmother's village after being summoned.
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52. Vuelven los Argumedo (1963)
Experience the excitement of the Old West with the classic sequel, "Vuelven los Argumedo" (1963). This action-packed comedy-drama unfolds as a thrilling shootout between cousins, setting the stage for an unforgettable showdown.
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53. El norteño (1963)
El norteño, a captivating 1963 comedy-musical Western, follows the adventures of a daring, singing cowboy named Antonio Aguilar (dubbed "The Mexican John Wayne"), played by Antonio Aguilar himself. Set in the rugged north, the film features a vibrant cast of characters including Luz María Aguilar and Susana Duijm. With a runtime of 1 hour and 27 minutes, director Manuel Muñoz weaves a tale that blends comedy and music to create a delightful cinematic experience.
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54. Aquí está tu enamorado (1963)
Aquí está tu enamorado" is a charming 1963 comedy-drama film set in a small town filled with music and laughter. Directed by Jaime Salvador, the movie stars Antonio Aguilar as Antonio, a suave "Don Juan" who adores women but is terrified of marriage. His life takes a hilarious turn when he falls for the fiancée of a police commissioner and a mysterious package arrives at his doorstep.
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55. Yo, el mujeriego (1963)
In the lively and colorful city of Mexico, "Yo, el mujeriego" tells the story of a charming, womanizing man named Antonio. Played by the enchanting Antonio Aguilar, this character is known for his slick charm and devilish grin.
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56. La gitana y el charro (1964)
Get ready for a whirlwind of music, laughter, and romance in the 1964 film, "La Gitana y el Charro. " Set in a bustling Mexican village, the story follows the captivating journey of a gypsy woman and a skilled charro. With a backdrop of vibrant colors and lively tunes, the movie showcases the enchanting world of Mexico's traditional art forms.
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57. Vuelve el Norteño (1964)
In the heart of 1960s Mexico, "Vuelve el Norteño" (1964) takes viewers on an adventure-filled journey through the vast and untamed wilderness. Directed by Manuel Muñoz and written by Juan Alfonso Chavira Jacha and Manuel Muñoz, this thrilling western drama stars iconic Mexican actors Antonio Aguilar, Lorena Velázquez, and Juan Mendoza.
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58. El revólver sangriento (1964)
El revólver sangriento" is a 1964 Mexican action, adventure, and drama movie, directed by Miguel M. Delgado and starring Luis Aguilar, Lola Beltrán, and Flor Silvestre. The film follows a protagonist who, from birth, carries the soul of a gunslinger. His faithful companion in unleashing his darkest desires is a pistol, but this isn't just any gun. This is a "SANGUENTO" REVOLVER that fears nothing.
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59. El bracero del año (1964)
In the heart of the 1960s, "El bracero del año" (1964) tells the story of Piporro, a young Mexican in search of a better life in the United States. Crossing the Rio Grande illegally, he embarks on a series of adventures, from evading the police to discovering the true meaning of the "American dream. " As he works diligently in the harvest fields, Piporro earns the prestigious title of "Bracero of the Year. " However, his triumph is short-lived as he must return to Mexico, facing his past and the challenges that lie ahead.
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60. Gabino Barrera (1965)
From the gripping minds of René Cardona and Rafael García Travesi comes the thrilling 1965 cinematic masterpiece, Gabino Barrera. The film stars Antonio Aguilar as a son searching for answers about the mysterious past of his late father, a man he never truly knew or understood. As he pleads with his mother, played by María Duval, for the truth, she recounts their tragic story through a series of flashbacks.
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61. Escuela para solteras (1965)
Escuela para solteras, a heartwarming and spirited Mexican comedy released in 1965, follows the story of a grandmother with six single granddaughters, all of whom are in pursuit of love, marriage, and happiness. Determined to keep them all happy, the grandmother makes a pact that none of them can marry until the oldest sister finds her happily ever after first.
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62. El padre Diablo (1965)
El Padre Diablo, " directed by Julián Soler and released in 1965, is a thrilling Western adventure filled with drama. Set in the 19th century, the movie tells the story of Father Diablo, a dedicated priest on a journey to save a pair of innocent twins falsely accused of a terrible crime.
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63. El rifle implacable (1965)
El rifle implacable" is a gripping drama set in the rugged landscapes of Mexico, released in 1965. Directed by Miguel M.
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64. Los cuatro Juanes (1966)
'Los cuatro Juanes' is a thrilling adventure movie from the summer of 1966. The story revolves around four soldiers of fortune, all known as Juan, who are fighting in the Mexican revolution. Each of these four Juanes, played by Luis Aguilar, Antonio Aguilar, and Javier Solís, embarks on a quest to raise enough money to purchase arms and ammunition for the revolutionaries.
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65. Alazán y enamorado (1966)
Alazán y enamorado, originally released in 1966, is a thrilling adventure comedy musical that has captured the hearts of audiences for decades. The film tells the story of Ana, a spirited young woman who brings her racehorse, 'de Lady Godiva, ' to her father's ranch. However, things get complicated when the horse falls in love with a neighboring farm's prized stallion owned by Licio.
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66. Juan Colorado (1966)
In the captivating 1966 film, Juan Colorado, a heartwarming tale unfolds in the rugged landscape of northern Mexico. Juan, a skilled charro, finds himself in love with a young, vibrant woman named Silvia. However, her father has different plans, favoring another suitor, Rafael. Consumed by envy and jealousy, Rafael schemes to eliminate Juan, determined to possess Silvia for himself.
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67. El alazán y el rosillo (1966)
El alazán y el rosillo is a 1966 Mexican musical, adventure, and action film that follows Rosendo's return to his hometown, San Fernando. Upon discovering that an old friend has been defrauding the region, Rosendo teams up with Rosillo, a fearless horseman, to win several races and return stolen properties to the local farmers.
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68. La vida de Pedro Infante (1966)
La vida de Pedro Infante" is a biographical drama that delves into the life of a Mexican cinema icon, Pedro Infante. The film beautifully portrays Infante's rise from humble beginnings to stardom, capturing his triumphs and the loves of his life. Despite the harsh realities that plagued his existence, Infante's story is a testament to his enduring legacy.
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69. Los alegres Aguilares (1967)
In the exciting Western-Comedy "Los alegres Aguilares" (1967), adventure-seeker Manuel serendipitously meets his twin, Carlos. With a twist of fate, Manuel's wealthy background leads him to offer Carlos money, presenting himself as Manuel to win the approval of a young woman who desires marriage. However, the roles quickly reverse as the duo engage in a hilarious game of deception and disguise.
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70. Valentín de la Sierra (1968)
Valentín de la Sierra is a 1968 Mexican movie based on the folk song of the same name. The film narrates the story of Valentín, a revolutionary who led an uprising during the Mexican Revolution. The plot revolves around the themes of poverty and rebellion, as Valentín fights for justice and freedom against the oppressive system.
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71. Caballo prieto azabache (1968)
Caballo prieto azabache, released in 1968, is a Mexican drama film filled with adventure and war. The story revolves around Jesus, a horse breeder who tries to stay out of the political turmoil of the revolution, all while maintaining his passion for a wild stallion, Prieto Azabache, and a talented singer, Genoveva Alarios. While he pursues both of these interests, Jesus faces rejection from Genoveva, shaping his decision-making process.
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72. Lucio Vázquez (1968)
Lucio Vázquez, a gripping war-western adventure set in 1968, follows the story of a revolutionary named Lucio. In the aftermath of avenging the death of Emiliano Zapata, Lucio reunites with his childhood sweetheart who is the daughter of the man responsible for his father's murder.
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73. The Undefeated (1969)
The Undefeated" is a gripping action-adventure film set in the aftermath of the American Civil War, directed by Andrew V. McLaglen. The movie follows a group of ex-Confederate soldiers, led by John Wayne, as they head to Mexico in search of a new life. Upon arrival, they discover that their former Union cavalrymen adversaries are selling horses to the Mexican government.
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74. El caballo Bayo (1969)
El caballo Bayo, released in 1969, is a gripping drama set against the backdrop of the Mexican Revolution. This Western masterpiece brilliantly interweaves the epic story of a beloved horse with thrilling adventures, creating an unforgettable cinematic experience. The story features a bandit whose life is forever changed when he encounters a magnificent stallion.
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75. Lauro Puñales (1969)
Lauro Puñales, " released in 1969, is an adventure-packed, drama-filled film that captivates from start to finish. The movie follows a dagger-throwing revolutionary who defies his town's corrupt political boss and municipal president. This defiance brings horrifying consequences, setting the stage for a thrilling tale of vengeance and survival. With stunning cinematography and a Spanish language immersion, it's an action-packed journey that's a must-watch for fans of the Mexican Revolution or thrilling adventures.
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76. El ojo de vidrio (1969)
El ojo de vidrio, " a 1969 Mexican film, follows the journey of five one-eyed revolutionaries as they plot their revenge on the man responsible for their downfall. Known for their audacious raids on the wealthy, these blind gunfighters have a cunning plan to exact their revenge.
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77. Zapata (1970)
Zapata" is a biographical drama that explores the life of Emiliano Zapata, a Mexican peasant who embraced the ideals of the working class and became a prominent figure in the revolutionary movement. Set against the backdrop of the oppressive regime of Porfirio Díaz, this film portrays Zapata's transformation into a charismatic leader, his personal life, and the battles fought alongside him in the struggle for land redistribution. Directed by Felipe Cazals, the movie stars Antonio Aguilar, Armando Acosta, and David Alejandro, and is produced by Producciones Águila.
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78. La captura de Gabino Barrera (1970)
La Captura de Gabino Barrera, " released in 1970, is a thrilling blend of adventure, drama, and Western elements. Directed by René Cardona and written by Rafael García Travesi, this captivating film features Antonio Aguilar, Eleazar García, and Alejandro Reyna in lead roles. Set in Mexico, the story unfolds in the Spanish language, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in the rich culture of the country.
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79. Vuelve el ojo de vidrio (1970)
In "Vuelve el ojo de vidrio, " a band of cousins led by Porfirio Alcalá, a blind gunfighter, are torn from their mundane lives as farmers to rejoin the Mexican Revolution following the news of Madero's death. As these one-eyed men, including Antonio Aguilar and Manuel Capetillo, hail from different parts of Mexico such as Sonora and Chihuahua, they bring with them unique skills and diverse backgrounds.
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80. Los marcados (1971)
In the gritty, lawless town of El Pardo, justice has lost its grip and respect for one another is a distant memory. Mercedes, a woman haunted by the demons of her past and the town's rampant alcoholism, finds solace in the company of the notorious gunslinger, "El Marcado" (Antonio Aguilar), a man on a mission to rid the town of its woes.
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81. La venganza de Gabino Barrera (1971)
La venganza de Gabino Barrera" is a 1971 Mexican action-adventure film directed by René Cardona. The plot follows the vengeful Gabino Barrera, whose wife Alicia is tragically killed by an escaped convict. Swearing to seek justice, Gabino takes it upon himself to hunt down the killer, leading him on a deadly pursuit. As he closes in, Gabino becomes increasingly ruthless in his quest for vengeance.
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82. Valente Quintero (1973)
Valente Quintero (1973) is an unforgettable Mexican adventure film filled with thrills, romance, and tragedy. Directed by Mario Hernández, this captivating drama-western tells the story of two best friends, played by Antonio Aguilar and Saby Kamalich, who fall in love with the same woman, portrayed by Narciso Busquets.
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83. La yegua colorada (1973)
Experience the thrilling mix of comedy, drama, and western action in the 1973 classic from Mexico, "La yegua colorada, " starring Antonio Aguilar. The film follows Valeriano Mendoza (Narciso Busquets), who obtains a position in a local hacienda owned by the father of Adolfo Contreras (Antonio Aguilar). As fate takes a turn in Adolfo's favor, the entire story revolves around a perilous race, setting the stage for twists and turns that will leave you on the edge of your seat.
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84. Peregrina (1974)
In the heart of Mexico, a dramatic love story unfolds between a powerful governor and a fearless American journalist. "Peregrina" delves into the turbulent world of politics and journalism, as the duo navigate the dangers that come with their passionate affair.
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85. La muerte de Pancho Villa (1974)
La muerte de Pancho Villa, " released in 1974, brings to life the compelling story of the legendary Mexican Revolutionary leader, Pancho Villa. Set against the backdrop of Chihuahua, Mexico, the drama unfolds as reporter Llergo and photographer Sosa arrive in Parral to interview Villa. As they delve into his life, they are introduced to his family and shown around his hacienda.
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86. Simón Blanco (1975)
Simón Blanco, " a 1975 Mexican film directed by Mario Hernández, is a powerful blend of action, drama, and romance set against the backdrop of the Mexican Revolution. The film follows Simon Blanco, portrayed by Antonio Aguilar, a war hero returning home to protect his wife from the dangers lurking in their homeland.
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87. Don Herculano enamorado (1975)
Experience the hilarious comedy-musical "Don Herculano enamorado" (1975), as the unassuming, aging Don Herculano falls for the beautiful, young wife of the town's miller. Determined to get his revenge, the miller starts to win over the heart of Herculano's wife, setting the stage for a series of comical misunderstandings that will have the whole town laughing.
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88. El rey (1976)
In 1976, the gripping Mexican film "El Rey" hit theaters, captivating audiences with its enticing blend of drama, adventure, and action. Directed by Mario Hernández and Javier Durán, the movie stars legendary actors Antonio Aguilar, Carmen Montejo, and Pancho Córdova, who bring depth and emotion to the unforgettable story.
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89. Volver, volver, volver (1977)
Volver, volver, volver" is a gripping 1977 drama-western film that follows the tumultuous life of Claudia Islas. After suffering the tragic loss of her husband, Claudia's life takes a dark turn as her brother, full of suspicion and a twisted sense of justice, embarks on a vengeful campaign against her.
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90. Mi aventura en Puerto Rico (1977)
Mi aventura en Puerto Rico, " a lively 1977 adventure-comedy-drama, takes you on a thrilling expedition filled with laughter and suspense. Directed by Mario Hernández and written by Antonio Aguilar and Mario Hernández, this film boasts a talented trio of Antonio Aguilar, Flor Silvestre, and Antonio Aguilar hijo as they weave together an unforgettable tale.
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91. El moro de Cumpas (1977)
In the lively town of Aguaprieta, the legendary horse race of the region captivates the hearts of the locals. The fearless champion horse, Moro, from Cumpas, faces off against the imposing Zaino, from Aguaprieta, in a thrilling 450-yard dash.
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92. La muerte de un gallero (1977)
Experience an action-packed, thrilling adventure with the 1977 classic "La muerte de un gallero". This captivating film, set in a small town filled with secrets and intrigue, follows the story of an expert in fighting roosters and his wealthy, powerful friend.
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93. Soy el hijo del gallero (1978)
Soy el hijo del gallero" is a heart-wrenching drama, musical, and western film that tells the story of Lázaro, a humble man who suffers a great loss due to envy and jealousy. As he seeks vengeance for his wife's and son's murder, Lázaro transforms into a patient and cunning individual, determined to bring justice.
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94. Los triunfadores (1978)
Los triunfadores" is a 1978 Mexican comedy-drama adventure film directed by Javier Durán. The story revolves around an undocumented immigrant on a road trip with a music group in search of a better life.
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95. Benjamín Argumedo el rebelde (1979)
In 1979, the thrilling Western movie "Benjamín Argumedo el rebelde" tells the tale of Benjamin Argumedo, a man who must endure the trials of the Mexican Revolution and the aftermath of the war. Starring Antonio Aguilar, Flor Silvestre, and José Gálvez, the film is set in the gritty, lawless landscape of Mexico, where the lines between right and wrong are blurred. Directed by Mario Hernández and written by Antonio Aguilar, Adela Fernández, and Tomás Pérez Turrent, "Benjamín Argumedo el rebelde" delivers a suspenseful and captivating story of survival, loyalty, and the consequences of one's choices.
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96. Mi caballo, el cantador (1979)
Mi caballo, el cantador" is a 1979 Mexican drama film starring Antonio Aguilar, Flor Silvestre, and Bruno Rey. Directed by Mario Hernández and written by Antonio Aguilar and Jorge Patiño, the film follows a sacerdote named Antonio Aguilar, who is forced to remove his priestly habits in order to avenge the death of his grandfather, whose grandchildren, along with their mother Flor Silvestre, have become victims of extortion and murder committed by a family member. With its compelling storyline, powerful performances, and captivating blend of drama, music, and Western elements, "Mi caballo, el cantador" offers an unforgettable cinematic experience that will leave viewers on the edge of their seats.
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97. Sabor a sangre (1980)
In the small, secluded town of Sabor a Sangre, a terrifying mystery unfolds as an unknown killer, known only as 'El Tigre', roams free, inflicting murder and chaos upon the unsuspecting residents. Antonio Aguilar, a local troubadour with a heart of gold, decides to interfere and unearth the dark truth behind the killings.
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98. Persecución y muerte de Benjamín Argumedo (1980)
Persecución y muerte de Benjamín Argumedo, " a compelling 1980 Western drama, follows the aftermath of the execution of Benjamin Argumedo, an outlaw and a hero to his people, by the villainous General Romero. As the news of his demise spreads, it becomes the calling of his son to avenge his father's death and combat the growing tide of corruption and oppression.
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99. Albur de amor (1980)
Albur de Amor" is a 1980 drama-romance film directed by Alfredo Gurrola and written by Antonio Aguilar and Hugo Argüelles. Set in 1980, the movie follows the lives of two individuals who find themselves intertwined in a story of love, passion, and unexpected events.
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100. Que viva Tepito! (1981)
Que viva Tepito! " is an unforgettable journey into the heart of one of Mexico's most complex and deeply-rooted communities. Set in the rough and rugged neighborhood of Tepito, the story weaves together the lives of its inhabitants as they navigate through life's challenges and triumphs. Director Mario Hernández brings an unflinching authenticity to the film, capturing the raw emotions and gritty realism of its residents.
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101. ¡Viva México y sus corridos! (1982)
¡Viva México y sus corridos! (1982) is a fascinating film that combines the elements of a thrilling documentary and an infectious musical. Directed by Mario Hernández and written by Xavier Robles, this masterpiece takes viewers on an unforgettable journey through the world of Mexican bullfighting and horse racing.
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102. Los gemelos alborotados (1982)
In the heart of 1982, the colorful and lively comedy film, "Los gemelos alborotados, " emerged from Mexico, creating quite the stir among audiences. Directed by the talented Mario Hernández and running for a crisp 1 hour and 25 minutes, this delightful film took the world by storm with its whimsical take on comedy.
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103. Viva el chubasco (1984)
Viva el chubasco" is a delightful 1984 Mexican comedy that captures the hearts and laughter of its viewers. Directed by Mario Hernández, this charming film stars the talented Antonio Aguilar, Eulalio González, and Lyn May.
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104. El rey de oros (1984)
El rey de oros, " a captivating 1984 Mexican film, boasts a talented cast and a unique blend of drama, action, and romance. Directed by Mario Hernández, this suspenseful movie has a runtime of 1 hour and 30 minutes and is available in Spanish. Follow Antonio Aguilar, Sergio Bustamante, and Felicia Mercado as they navigate intricate storylines, stunning visuals, and gripping plot twists.
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105. El tonto que hacía milagros (1984)
El tonto que hacía milagros is a 1984 Mexican film that captures the hearts of its audience with its blend of fantasy, comedy, and drama. From the directors Mario Hernández and the writers Luis Mariano Salinas and Francisco Sánchez, this film takes us on an extraordinary journey.
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106. Noche de carnaval (1984)
Noche de carnaval, " a 1984 Mexican crime/drama film, transports viewers to a world of corruption, prostitution, and union conflict. Set in a bustling port city, the movie provides an insightful look at the dark side of the city's entertainment industry and the lengths to which people will go for revenge.
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107. Astucia (1986)
In the heart of XIX century México, justice leans heavily towards the prosperous landlords and influential traders. Among them, the ruthless Bulldog seeks to destroy the Brotherhood of the Leaf, a tight-knit group of charros who share an unbreakable bond of blood.
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108. Contrabando y muerte (1986)
Contrabando y muerte" is a gripping neo-noir action film from 1986 that explores themes of conspiracy, vengeance, and romance. Directed by Mario Hernández and written by Antonio Aguilar, this intense drama follows Hernesto Benavides (played by Antonio Aguilar), a man on a mission to dismantle a powerful drug cartel.
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109. Zapata en Chinameca (1987)
Zapata en Chinameca is a captivating 1987 action-packed historical drama film set in the heart of Mexico during the tumultuous 1910s. The film, directed by Mario Hernández and written by Guadalupe Ortega and Xavier Robles, features remarkable performances from Antonio Aguilar, Araceli Aguilar, and César Bono.
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110. Lamberto Quintero (1987)
Lamberto Quintero" is a 1987 Mexican film set in the world of crime, power, and rivalry. The story revolves around Don Lamberto Quintero (Antonio Aguilar), a prominent figure in the community who is relied upon for help and money.
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111. Domingo corrales (1988)
In the heart of 1980s Mexico, a thrilling action-adventure unfolds in the film Domingo Corrales. Directed by Mario Hernández and written by himself, the movie stars notable actors Antonio Aguilar, Jorge Russek, and Eleazar García. The film, set to the backdrop of rugged landscapes and pulsating cityscapes, masterfully combines the high-tension crime genre with the adrenaline-pumping action of aerial combat.
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112. El hijo de Lamberto Quintero (1990)
El hijo de Lamberto Quintero" is a captivating 1990 Mexican action, crime, and drama film that follows the story of Lamberto Quintero, a man tragically killed, and his son's pursuit of vengeance. Starring the father-son duo, Antonio Aguilar and Pepe Aguilar, the film is a testament to their on-screen synergy.
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113. Triste recuerdo (1991)
Triste Recuerdo, " a gripping 1991 film, takes audiences on a thrilling journey through the realms of action, drama, and romance. Directed by the talented Mario Hernández and written by both Hernández and Francisco Sánchez, the movie boasts a star-studded cast, including legends Antonio Aguilar, Flor Silvestre, and Manuel Ojeda.
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114. El chivo (1992)
El chivo is a captivating 1992 Mexican comedy-drama film that blends music, love, and hidden identities, all set in a small town. Directed by Mario Hernández, the story weaves together the adventures of Romeo, a humble town resident, and a powerful landowner with insatiable greed. Their destinies intertwine in a thrilling tale of disguise, deceit, and unexpected humor.
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115. La sangre de un valiente (1993)
La sangre de un valiente" (1993) is an action-packed war film from Mexico, directed by Mario Hernández and written by Ricardo Garibay. The movie features Pepe Aguilar, Antonio Aguilar, and Ernesto Gómez Cruz as its main stars, bringing their best performances to life. Produced by Producciones Talileo and Producciones Águila, the film is a thrilling exploration of bravery and survival in the face of military conflict.
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116. Wrestlemaniac (2006)
In "Wrestlemaniac" (2006), a group of unsuspecting individuals embark on a quest for a new location to shoot a low-budget porn film. When they fall prey to misleading directions from a stranger, they're led into the heart of a dark, abandoned town.
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117. A Better Life (2011)
A Better Life" is a heartwarming drama that tells the story of a hardworking gardener, Carlos, living in East L. A. who dreams of a better life for his son, Luis. Struggling to keep his son away from the dangers of gangs and the unforgiving immigration system, Carlos faces an uphill battle to provide opportunities for his son that he never had.
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118. Chupa (2023)
Chupa" is an exhilarating adventure film set to hit theaters in 2023, starring Demián Bichir, Christian Slater, and Evan Whitten. A young, teenage boy named Alex embarks on an unforgettable journey when he stumbles upon a secret hidden in his grandpa's shed – a young chupacabra. Together with his cousins, Alex must save the mythical creature and embark on the adventure of a lifetime.
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