Unfortunately the transfer on the blu-ray version is craptastic. I think I got the last DVD "collector's edition" of Predator that they released 2 yrs or so ago...and the blu-ray is not appreciably better (picture wise). This is a movie that deserved a good treatment on BR and didn't get it.

has anyone seen 'che' with benicio del toro? on a whim i just picked up the DVD for a shufty, and because del toro is always good value

A prequel to the trilogy has been filmed in Britain and will be available free on the internet from next year.

The Hunt For Gollum cost just £3,000 to put together, compared with the £190million spent on making the three The Lord Of The Rings films.

Che was a murdering cunt.

Che was a murdering cunt.

Harry Potter 6: if you liked the books (and the other films, I guess) then you'll love this, if not don't go.
of the HP films I think this captured the balance between school/humor and adventure best. sure they changed some things and left some parts out, and they removed a relatively important fight and added a completely trivial one. it still gets the main points across and successfully avoids getting bogged down in a couple dozen minor characters who aren't *really* important to the central conflict(s). gg.

"Hatred as an element of struggle; unbending hatred for the enemy, which pushes a human being beyond his natural limitations, making him into an effective, violent, selective, and cold-blooded killing machine. This is what our soldiers must become…"

Che liked killing and he personally was responsible for thousands of executions, some he conducted personally, even against children. All communists say the same bullshit when they execute innocent people. "Informant", "Traitor", "CIA", just like the Khmer Rouge.

Che executed the corrupt politicians, murderers, and puppets who served Batista's US-backed dictatorship. Batista was the murdering cunt who killed civilians at random, not Che.

PS. fuck u...

Pro-neocon propaganda much? The articles on that site may as well have been written by Batista himself.

If that's the kind of bullshit you feed into your head, no wonder you splash your ass with filthy shitwater

Pro-neocon propaganda much? The articles on that site may as well have been written by Batista himself.

Guevara was certainly bold and courageous, and quick at organizing life on a military basis in the territories under his control, but he was no General Giap. His book Guerrilla Warfare teaches that popular forces can beat an army, that it is not necessary to wait for the right conditions because an insurrectional foco (or small group of revolutionaries) can bring them about, and that the fight must primarily take place in the countryside. (In his prescription for guerrilla warfare, he also reserves for women the roles of cooks and nurses.) However, Batista's army was not an army, but a corrupt bunch of thugs with no motivation and not much organization; and guerrilla focos, with the exception of Nicaragua, all ended up in ashes for the foquistas; and Latin America has turned 70 percent urban in these last four decades. In this regard, too, Che Guevara was a callous fool.

Particularly disastrous was the Congo expedition in 1965. Guevara sided with two rebels--Pierre Mulele in the west and Laurent Kabila in the east--against the ugly Congolese government, which was sustained by the United States as well as by South African and exiled Cuban mercenaries.