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[rquote=2543972&tid=146699&author=setanta][rquote=2543955&tid=146699&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky][rquote=2543927&tid=146699&author=setanta][rquote=2543918&tid=146699&author=Appearance_Of_A_J unky][rquote=2543862&tid=146699&author=setanta][rquote=2543860&tid=146699&author=ange7]Marcus needs to revive the dark horse thing. He has all the stupid catch phrases ready to do and he knows how to sit sideways on a chair!!! Robot wars?[/rquote]

Have you watched Che by the way? Everytime I see your pic it reminds me of the real deal and not of Siavash.[/rquote]

I know - I really love that avatar (one of my forum favs)

Great film and it just HAD to be Benico Del Toro for it.[/rquote]

I've only watched the first part, and although I enjoyed it, I didn't feel they really explored his personality in enough depth, you know? But yes, I did find the whole thing very very interesting and definitely worth watching. Second part worth a look?[/rquote]

Like you I haven't yet seen the second part.

I do know what you mean, but with a life such as his it would really need an entire documentary series to do it justice (but I would love that if done in the same way).

I fear though that it will never be that successful because of the subtitles (dubbing would be worse) but I know people that won't watch foreign films for this reason.

And to think out they have missed out on Maria Full of Grace and Battle Royale.

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Yep, there's great foreign movies to be had out there and sure I think with a film like Che, the language and the tone of their voices draws you into their world more. I hate when they dub them.

Terence Malick had planned on doing a film about his life but it fell through unfortunately. Now that would have been a film. Malick is the kinda visionary and thoughful director you need to explore a character like Che and his struggles. [/rquote]

mallick is up there with the best; but what the feck happened with 'the new world'