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Audience Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0889116451889
Format: Black & White, Full Screen, Import, NTSC
Region Code: 0.0
Sales Rank: 8240
Theatrical Release Date: 1952
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Rating:  -
No opening credits on this abysmal Korean import version. I didn't get any further than that. Default Korean subtitles, and all menu options are in Korean. This disc will be taking up space in my garbage can, not my disc rack.
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I am fully satisfied with the quality of the DVD. The digital remastering was also excellent. I would advise anyone seeking a DVD of this film to purchase this copy. You will not be disappointed.
As for the film itself, I believe that it is self-explanatory, absolute genius. It is my contention that this is Marlon Brando's finest performance. This film also has Anthony Quinn's finest Academy Award performance as well. It is a must have. Brando's performance is an incarnation of the revolutionary ... Read More
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I was very happy to see this film which I first saw with my Dad back in the 50s. It still holds up as a powerful story about passion and devotion to a cause and to the power of charismatic leadership. I was only disappointed to see that the final symbolic image of Zapata's white horse running free in the hills, had been left off and the film abruptly terminated. Oh well.
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The review by 'Maxi' shows the value of movies like "Viva Zapata". Most people, Americans, have very little knowledge of important moments in the history of our neighbors to the south. Or Canada for that matter. Brando, as his usual brooding self is outshone by Anthony Quinn. Nobody plays a Mexican better than Mr Quinn. The storyline is fairly close to the true historical life of the title character. I've seen several Mexican movies about Zapata but I like this one better. Mostly for the production values ... Read More
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Actually this was the film that triggered my interest on the Mexican Revolution.
I've seen it many times and always found new details to take into account. As I read more and more on the subject my appreciation of this movie increases.
It presents the viewer with a big fresco of the Revolution that convulsed that country for more than ten years.
I admire the strange capacity of the film to show condensed in each scene, many key issues of why and how the Revolution exploded and continue ... Read More
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