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7 Days FreeThen $5.99 / monthAvailable until 12/31/2035Subtitle languagesEnglishSubtitle languagesEnglishDidn't find what you were looking for?Let us notify you once it becomes available on more services.We checked for updates on 249 streaming services on January 20, 2025 at 3:48:24 PM.Something wrong? Let us know!Currently you are able to watch "Mexico" streaming on History Vault. It is also possible to buy "Mexico" on Amazon Video as download or rent it on Amazon Video online. Synopsis Using text from Mexican novelist Carlos Fuentes and ancient Aztec and Mayan poetry, viewers are lead on a visual journey through this country's rich and varied past and present. Stunning images and a dramatic musical score by Daniel Valdez create a vivid, insightful portrait of the Mexican people and their culture Cast Contribute to this pageHelp us fill the gaps! Do you have a backdrop suggestion for Mexico in the United States? Top gap People who liked Mexico also liked Popular movies coming soon Upcoming Documentary movies Similar Movies you can watch for free Other popular Movies starring Martin Sheen

Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) Earnings Date, Estimates & Call Transcripts $50.12 +1.39 (+2.85%)Closing price 03/14/2025 03:59 PM EasternExtended Trading$50.01 -0.11 (-0.22%)As of 03/14/2025 07:59 PM Eastern Extended trading is trading that happens on electronic markets outside of regular trading hours. This is a fair market value extended hours price provided by Polygon.io. Learn more. Chipotle Mexican Grill Latest Earnings SummaryUpcoming Q1 Earnings DateApr. 23After Market ClosesEstimatedActual EPS (Feb. 4) $0.25 Beat By $0.01 Consensus EPS (Feb. 4) $0.24 Chipotle Mexican Grill released Q4 2024 earnings on February 4, 2025, reporting an EPS of $0.25, which beat the consensus estimate of $0.24 by $0.01. With a trailing EPS of $1.11 and a P/E Ratio of 45.14, Chipotle Mexican Grill's earnings are expected to grow 18.60% next year, from $1.29 to $1.53 per share. CMG Upcoming EarningsChipotle Mexican Grill's next earnings date is estimated for Wednesday, April 23, 2025, based off prior year's reporting schedules. Get Chipotle Mexican Grill Earnings Alerts Want to stay updated on the latest earnings announcements and upcoming reports? Sign up for Earnings360's daily newsletter to receive timely earnings updates on Chipotle Mexican Grill and other key companies, straight to your inbox. Enter your email to sign up for newsletter Sign Up Skip Charts & View Estimated and Actual Earnings DataCMG Earnings Estimates and Actuals by QuarterThe chart below shows up to four years of a company's earnings history. The dark blue line represents the company's actual earnings per share. The light blue area represents the range of Wall Street analysts' earnings estimates for each quarter.CMG Estimated and Actual Revenue by QuarterThe chart below shows up to four years of a company's revenue history. The dark blue line represents the company's actual revenue. The light blue line represents the company's estimated revenue based on the consensus of Wall Street analysts for each quarter. Chipotle Mexican Grill Analyst EPS EstimatesQuarterNumber of EstimatesLow EstimateHigh EstimateAverage EstimateCompany GuidanceQ1 20253$0.28$0.30$0.29 Q2 20253$0.36$18.59$6.44 Q3 20253$0.31$0.33$0.32 Q4 20253$0.29$0.32$0.31 FY 202512$1.24$19.54$7.35 Q1 20262$0.34$0.34$0.34 Q2 20262$0.41$0.42$0.42 Q3 20261$0.38$0.38$0.38 Q4 20261$0.37$0.37$0.37 FY 20266$1.50$1.51 $1.51 Chipotle Mexican Grill Earnings History by Quarter DateQuarterConsensus EstimateReported EPSBeat/MissGAAP EPSRevenue EstimateActual RevenueDetails 4/23/2025(Estimated)-------2/4/2025Q4 2024$0.24$0.25+$0.01$0.24$2.85B-10/29/2024Q3 2024$0.25$0.27+$0.02$0.26$2.82B$2.79B7/24/2024Q2 2024$0.32$0.34+$0.02$0.35$2.94B$2.97B4/24/2024Q1 2024$0.2326$0.2674+$0.0348$13.73$2.67B$2.70B2/6/2024Q4 2023$0.1946$0.2072+$0.0126$10.51$2.49B$2.52B10/26/2023Q3 2023$0.2092$0.2272+$0.0180$11.40$2.47B$2.47B7/26/2023Q2 2023$0.2450$0.2530+$0.0080$12.98$2.53B$2.51B4/25/2023Q1 2023$0.1778$0.21+$0.0322$10.50$2.34B$2.40B This page (NYSE:CMG) was last updated on 3/17/2025 by From Our Partners Get 30 Days of MarketBeat All Access for Free Sign up for MarketBeat All Access to gain access to MarketBeat's full suite of research tools. Start Your 30-Day Trial

His orange scales blend right in with the fresh-baked bread and lush marigolds that decorate the altar. You'll spot the little guy during the scene in which Abuelita Elena (Renée Victor) places the photo of Mamá Coco (Ana Ofelia Murguía), Mamá Imelda (Alanna Ubach), and Miguel's great-great-grandfather; he sits atop a jar on the righthand side of the screen, just behind a mustachioed skeleton in a suit and top hat. The anticipated A113 Like the Pizza Planet truck, "A113" has deep roots in the Pixar film pantheon, though it extends its reach into plenty of non-Pixar animated films and television shows. For those not in the know, the four-figure code is actually a reference to Room A113, the classroom that industry A-listers like The Iron Giant, The Incredibles, and Ratatouille director Brad Bird and Pixar head John Lasseter attended during their time at California Institute of the Arts in Valencia. And while it's taken many forms across media since its initial appearance in a 1987 episode of Amazing Stories, "A113" appears as an office number in Coco, just like it was in Brian Fee's Cars 3. The classic reference can be spotted in the Land of the Dead, written on the door of the Bureau of Family Grievances, where the deceased members of the Rivera family go to coordinate a way to send Miguel back where he belongs. Incredible artwork Pixar tends to continue certain traditions year after year, and one such cinematic custom is teasing the next Pixar movie in the current one, like Cars 3 did in June 2017 by sprinkling subtle winks to Coco in a few racing sequences. At the time of Coco's production, Toy Story 4 was set to follow it; however, it's the much-anticipated Incredibles 2 that's currently up next in Pixar's docket. In a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment, Miguel and Héctor (Gael García Bernal) dart past an Incredibles poster on their way to the talent show. Either the citizens in the Land of the Dead really love the incredible Parr family and want to celebrate them year-round, or they get their films way later than the Land of the Living. Cultural cameos Coco may be littered with nods to other Pixar movies, but it also contains a bountiful offering of references to Mexican culture that may not be as obvious to a non-Mexican audience. A standout cameo comes when a horde of skeletons are waiting in line to attend Ernesto de la Cruz's (Benjamin Bratt) pre-sunrise performance party. Viewers see the bouncer giddily ask a party guest for a photo, popping off his skull to snap the photo with the silver-masked skeleton. This is a clear nod to the famous Mexican luchador, or professional wrestler, Rodolfo Guzmán Huerta, best known by his stage name El Santo. He was never seen in public without his signature mask, and was often called "el Enmascarado de Plata," or "The Silver-Masked One." It's only fitting that El Santo would sport the same look in the afterlife. Mexican singers and

Sign in to your Collider account Image by Federico Napoli Few actors are quite as beloved as Gene Hackman, a two-time Oscar winner who appeared in a wide variety of movies from the early 1960s until his retirement from acting in 2004. He passed away at the age of 95 in 2025, and even though he hadn't been in a movie for two decades, the loss his passing represents for cinema as a whole feels immense. He brought a certain amount of dedication and intensity to just about every role he played, becoming such an acclaimed actor because he never phoned it in, and could always reliably deliver great performances, even in movies that overall might not have been great. As for the following movies? They are all good to great, and represent Hackman's best work as an actor and the overall best films that he appeared in throughout his remarkable acting career. Few actors can claim to have excelled in such a large number of movies, and across almost every genre under the sun, with all the following titles serving to demonstrate Hackman's unparalleled acting chops. 30 'The Mexican' (2001) Directed by Gore Verbinski Image via DreamWorks Pictures With The Mexican, it's admittedly a movie that James Gandolfini kind of steals, but Gene Hackman is in it too, and it stars Brad Pitt and Julia Roberts pretty much at the height of their respective powers. It’s an odd sort of road movie that also tries to be a crime flick, a romantic adventure, and something of a comedy, taking the jack of all trades and master of none sort of approach. That is to say, it lacks cohesion, but the strength of the cast makes it watchable, and there are certain sequences here that end up being a good bit of fun. As long as you're okay with something more than a little offbeat and overall less than coherent, The Mexican makes for a pretty decent watch. 29 'Absolute Power' (1997) Directed by Clint Eastwood Image vis Sony Pictures There is one movie from the 1990s that was directed by Clint Eastwood that also starred Eastwood and Gene Hackman that was better than Absolute Power, but that film’s time will come. For now, Absolute Power is still worth shouting out as a good – but maybe not quite great – addition to Hackman’s filmography. For what it’s worth, Eastwood’s also solid here, both as director and one of the cast members. Narratively, Absolute Power is about a man getting in over his head when he witnesses a murder that the President is involved with, and so he goes on the run and tries to stay alive while being a liability to the entire U.S. It doesn’t have as much fun with this premise as it could, but the thrills are solid (at least in a very 1990s way) and the cast is strong. 28 'French Connection II' (1975) Directed by John Frankenheimer Once more, there’s another movie that overshadows