Posts by Walter Lee7

Can anyone tell me if this is actually getting a DVD release here in the States? And if it is, does anyone have a clue when that might happen?

Does anyone happen to know when the DVD release date is set for, and what kind of bonus features we can expect to see on it?

It would be way too ironic if they were the ones producing it, considering they actually killed him... then again, the Americans always have their hands (and their money) in everything.

What kind of scum are those Americans... what are they doing to poor people? The man just wanted to build a better world, and they murdered him, cut his hands off, and buried him in some secret location!!! They are the reason for all these left-wing versus right-wing conflicts down there today... 😠

Does anyone happen to know the price of the book?

Also, if anyone has any info on when the DVD might actually drop, let me know.

I am absolutely counting down the days until that original DVD release hits the shelves, complete with all the bonus features. I’ll be the very first person in line to grab a copy!!!!

Honestly, Che Guevara's vision wasn't actually a bad one; he wanted to build a world centered on equality—a world without that massive, suffocating gap between the haves and the have-nots. But they shut him down, and who else could have done it besides... the Americans!!! As for Castro, if you ask me, he wasn't even staying true to those original Che Guevara ideals to begin with!

I really ought to start studying this stuff a bit more seriously....

Did you see? The movie actually snagged an Academy Award, and even picked up the Oscar for Best Original Song for *Al otro lado del rio*. You can go ahead and stream the track right now on the film's official website!!! Long live Che!

It’s absolutely true—you watch that movie and suddenly you're picturing yourself lost in those breathtaking, massive landscapes! It triggers this strange, unidentifiable feeling in me; I can't quite put my finger on it. When I walked out of the AMC Theatres, I had a grin stretching from ear to ear. I was just genuinely, purely happy afterward!

I’m not entirely convinced that what he actually crossed was the true Amazon. Technically, the real Amazon doesn't even truly form until the Rio Negro and the Rio Solimões merge, along with several other tributaries. And even if we are talking about the actual Amazon, I can tell you one thing for certain: it isn't much wider than the Mississippi River back home!!! Be absolutely sure about that.

Has anyone actually sat down and watched this movie yet? I'm curious to hear your thoughts—what’s the consensus? Give me your honest reviews and critiques.