I don't get the bigger picture here, what is Mel Gibson trying to tell us? That the invasion and the eradication of the American natives by the Europeans was all right because the natives were corrupted cannibalic monsters anyway? It's the only thing I can come up with when I think about the meaning of the sentence displayed at the very beginning of the movie, the landing of the Spanish ships and Jaguar Paw's last sentence at the end of the movie. But that would be really, really sick and disturbing...
Otherwise we have a very brutal, gory and 2 hours long historical movie about the Mayas which never really gripped me...
Shout by DRNKMNKYBlockedParentSpoilers2015-07-27T06:22:22Z
I don't get the bigger picture here, what is Mel Gibson trying to tell us? That the invasion and the eradication of the American natives by the Europeans was all right because the natives were corrupted cannibalic monsters anyway? It's the only thing I can come up with when I think about the meaning of the sentence displayed at the very beginning of the movie, the landing of the Spanish ships and Jaguar Paw's last sentence at the end of the movie. But that would be really, really sick and disturbing...
Otherwise we have a very brutal, gory and 2 hours long historical movie about the Mayas which never really gripped me...