They are the best example of why people end up devoting themselves and worship revolutionary leaders in cinema tbh.
Caesar is basically Mao, Lenin etc. He liberates his people, for generations to come, and for that they owe him their lives.
Even if you disagree with Che, these movies make you understand why people are to this day so* devoted to him in Cuba.
When I was in my early teen, a TV channel that used to only broadcast old movies had a Planet of the Apes special, where they had all 5 movies playing every night for some time.
I watched them all many times. I love them they are all amazing, even the bad ones.
The second and third ones are personal favorites.
This system took over 60 years to perfect.
Europe was made dependent, made to form the EU and enforce neoliberalism, and only allowed politicians that aligned perfectly with the US. If any country tried to challenge this system, they were couped or worse. See Portugal, Greece, Italy etc.
He’s a huge part of south Brazilian history. Which Italians usually have no idea about. So it’s funny to see them shocked to hear the years he spent there, where he met his wife even (also a revolutionary).
This dude was in the ship with Greta going to Gaza. He is NOT a Hollywood type. He’s a real one.
Nah… I don’t like contemporary military stuff tbh. It’s harder to create a fantasy around it, and it just feels icky to me idk.
Last battlefield I played and enjoyed was 2142. And yeah, I’d buy a sequel of it in a heartbeat as well. It’s my favorite multiplayer fps ever for sure.