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Che is the only true revolutionary ever to walk on this planet earth. Che with his aristocratic up brining with a most handsome and a highly educated person truly felt it was his duty to free the kind face poor and oppressed. As we saw in the Bicycle Dairy, his vision was totally altered traveling thru Latin America to make his a most beloved iconic image in the world. Having travel thru 72
ONLY ONE CHE SUCH MEN COME ONLY EVERY THOUSAND YEARS. CHE IS TIMELESS. DIED NOT FOR MONEY IN IS BANK ACCOUNT COULD HAVE HAD AN EASY LIFE AS A DOCTOR FROM A ARISTOCRATIC FAMILY. RATHER HE HE LAYED HIS LIFE DOWN FOR THE POOR AND OPPRESSED. DIED AT 33 BUT WILL NEVER DIE LIKE THE COWARDS THAT SHOT HIM IN THE BACK BACKED BY THE CIA. CHE'S SPIRIT IS STRONGER NOW THAN EVER. THE MOST FAMOUS PHOTO OF
managed to see this at a special screening in L.A. It was likely a raw version of what will be in theaters in January. (no credits, etc.) Having said that, it was an impressive piece of filming. If one is truly interested in the Guevara story you will get much detail of him as a Guerilla. The two parts focus on the Cuban Revolution with Che fighting alongside Fidel. Benico Del Toro is brilliant
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The Hollywood Reporter
If this earnest, two-part biopic with a total running time of 268 minutes sometimes lacks cinematic flair, the straight-ahead, chronologically-driven film will inform and, to a somewhat lesser extent, excite viewers everywhere. Full Review
A.O. Scott
The New York Times
Mr. Soderbergh once again offers a master class in filmmaking. As history, though, Che is finally not epic but romance. It takes great care to be true to the factual record, but it is, nonetheless, a fairy tale. Full Review
Claudia Puig
USA Today
Che is a mass of contradictions, perhaps like the iconic revolutionary himself. Full Review
James Berardinelli
ReelViews
What potentially could have been the greatest asset possessed by Che - its unapologetic length - turns into its greatest detriment. Full Review
Keith Phipps
The Onion (A.V. Club)
In both halves, Soderbergh emphasizes observation over ideology with an eye toward the mundane details of life on the front lines of a revolution. Full Review
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