Y Tu Mama reference in PoA

[Tim Regan]

Hi All,

Cindy:
> the scene on the hillside between the 
> three of them is a mini homage to Y Tu Mama Tambien - a much   
> more innocent one, but still Cuaron's own little salute to 
> his own movie 

The Cuaraon reference I did enjoy (which has been discussed here I 
think, though I cannot find it) is the statues around the fountain 
leading to that amazing wooden covered bridge. They were each of an 
eagle eating the snake with a claw grasping it, which is the coat of 
arms of Mexico!

Cheers,

Dumbledad.