Damián Delgado, Elpidia Carrillo, Honorato Magaloni
On November 8, 1519 the Spanish Conqueror Hernando Cortés and his small army rode into the Aztec capital of the vast Mexican Empire, where they were welcomed by the Emperor Moctezuma. Within two years...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 16, 2007
Stats: 73 reviews
I can't believe this is being released in the US so many years after it was released in Mexico! (about 7 or 8) They're taking advantage of the success of "Apocalypto" and that's unfair and stupid! Anyways, it's a nice flick with great make up and art direction but people who look...( read more)
Foreign, Spanish. It was a good movie, but could have been so much better. Film quality wasn't the best in spots and the storyline, went on a religious trek, instead of staying on the conquest and sacking of the temples. It's about the son of Montezuma and his religious conver...( read more)
Film about the suppression of the indigenous people of Mexico's culture in the 16th century by over zealous catholic missionaries,after the spanish conquest.Fantastic!
it's actually good to see some different perspective on how they lived and how where they treated!!! still not too much money involved as apocalypto but it's pretty good what they can do with almost nothing!!! well let's say without millions!!!
Cried during the viewing and it brought memories of a similiar incident.
This movie was good, but could have been so much better if they had stayed on the conquest side and not the religious side of the event.
Take care all,
William
Zzzzooooooommmmmm!
"It is easy to be brave, from a distance." -American Indian Proverb-
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