Toro

2016
PG-13
1h 45m

IMDb RATING

5.9/10

3.5K

YOUR RATING

José Sacristán, Luis Tosar, and Mario Casas in Toro (2016)

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Action Crime Drama Thriller

A former con man must be back to his old habits to save his older brother and niece from his ex boss and mentor.A former con man must be back to his old habits to save his older brother and niece from his ex boss and mentor.A former con man must be back to his old habits to save his older brother and niece from his ex boss and mentor.

Director
- Kike Maíllo
Writers
- Rafael Cobos
- Fernando Navarro
Stars

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IMDb RATING

5.9/10

3.5K

YOUR RATING

Director
- Kike Maíllo
Writers
- Rafael Cobos
- Fernando Navarro
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 6 nominations

Trivia
Romano is a faithful devotee of St. Lucy. She was a woman born in Siracuse, Italy, in the 3rd century AD, turned into a martyr by Christianity when she lost her sight after her eyes were torn and extracted from their orbits, when she was condemned by Paschasius, Siracuse's Roman governor.

Goofs
After Toro rescued his brother and the girl, he stopped the car in the resort and went out to call his girl friend. The scratches on the face of the girl, who is in the car, changed from right face to the left in different scenes.

Soundtracks
La pared
Written by Roberto Anglero
Performed by Bambino
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Review

Featured review

7/10

The Bull is Really Mad

Different countries have their own take on gangster movies. This Spanish version is gritty and engaging. Toro's angst as he tries to rebuild his life resonates with the viewer. The intensity of Mario Casas' portrayal reminds one of Keano Reeves' John Wick. But Luis Tosar, Jose Sacristan and even Jose Manuel Poga lend vital support to a memorable film.

It speaks to the viewer of what family is and isn't about. Loved ones come first and foremost when they suffer at the hands of others.

Dialogue is crisp and direct. The action sequences are convincing, and the cinematography gives us glimpses of popular Malaga on the Spanish Riviera.