Nacho Libre is a 2006 comedy film written by Jared Hess, Jerusha Hess, and Mike White and directed by Jared Hess. It stars Jack Black as a cook at a monk-run orphanage who moonlights as a luchador wrestler to raise money for the orphans.
Nacho on not being able to be a wrestler and a man of the cloth, making him a...
Nacho reveals his song for Encarnacion to Steven.
Steven to Nacho that he does not believe in god, just in science.
Steven baiting Nacho telling him repeatedly how much he hates orphans.
Nacho gets caught dressing up in his luchador outfit, so he makes an excuse t...
Nacho to the would be attackers that they are fighting the wrong guy this time.
Nacho angry that he was a made a fool of as no attackers ever came.
Nacho to Steven about them not winning due to his belief in science, but he r...
Nacho to Sister that he does not like the way she was looked at and yells to ...
Nacho trying to hide his other activities from the Sister, claiming he had a ...
Steven complaining to Nacho about letting the wrestlers hurt him. Nacho remin...
Nacho asking the Sister to his room for some toast.
Sister telling Nacho he needs to pray for forgiveness for his going to a wres...
Nacho to Steven about the wrestling match being a revelation.
Nacho down on himself as he cannot even beat some guys on the street.
Nacho on visiting a sick man, telling the family that he has lived a good life.
Nacho asking God why he has given him the desire to become a wrestler.
Nacho to Steven saying he will not listen to him as he is crazy.
Nacho telling the family that the man who just died should rest in peace.
Nacho reminding of the time all were shouting his name and ripping his blouse...
Steven reminds Nacho to summon his eagle powers for the fight. Nacho retorts ...
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