Review of Che: Part One (2008) by Jonny C — 19 Aug 2009
An absorbing work on Cuban revolution with a specific emphasis on Ernesto 'Che' Guevara - one of the most controversial figures of communist rebellions. The movie starts with Che giving an interview and then moves back and forth to the past and the present.
The movie is a triumphant view on the "Art of Guerrilla Warfare" - its strategy, ambush tactics, patience, befriending local people; the all you need to have to defeat a government. The locations in the movie are awesome, cinematography is catching; but above all of these is Benicio Del Toro.
Undoubtedly, one of the finest projects he has made so far. His copybook representation of Che made this movie memorable.
This review of Che: Part One (2008) was written by Jonny C on 19 Aug 2009.
Che: Part One has generally received positive reviews.
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