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Che: Part Two

2008

Action / Biography / Drama / History / War

Che: Part Two (2008) download

Che: Part Two

2008

Action / Biography / Drama / History / War

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80% TOMATOMETER · 51 reviews

66% AUDIENCE · 5K ratings

6.8/10 · 36.7K

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Che: Part Two (2008) download

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Che: Part Two (2008) download

Plot summary

Seven years after his triumph in Cuba, Che winds up in Bolivia, where he tries to ignite the same revolutionary fires as before.

Director

Steven Soderbergh

Top cast

Matt Damon as Fr. Schwartz

Catalina Sandino Moreno as Aleida March

Benicio Del Toro as Ernesto Che Guevara

Rodrigo Santoro as Raúl Castro

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

1.21 GB

1280*720

Spanish 2.0

Not Rated

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 15 min

Seeds 13

2.5 GB

1920*1072

Spanish 5.1

Not Rated

Subtitles

23.976 fps

2 hr 15 min

Seeds 20

Comments 12

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igermer 621 days ago

@bratinbasu - I N D I A has no more commis. All vanished. Maoists, too

igermer 621 days ago

CHE WAS THE FIRST WOKE !!

UffDa66 869 days ago

dirtbag

bratinbasu 1476 days ago

Red Salute from India.

claker 1668 days ago

Thanks Freeman for uploading in 1080p version!!!

Marco_Solo 1780 days ago

Che was not a Communist. He was a revolutionary. He fought against dictators and oppression.

Tackleberry 2216 days ago

Spoiler alert: He dies.

kubonics 2216 days ago

HASTA LA VICTORIA SIEMPRE!

Bogeydefman3 2217 days ago

Commie pos

its_free 2217 days ago

Yes, Freeman, Motorcycle Diaries with original Spanish audio, not the French dubbing please. It spoils the whole movie.

AVA1811 2217 days ago

Thanks, Freeman! Can you please reupload The Motorcycle Diaries with the original audio.

claker 2217 days ago

Thank you, Freeman!!! It would be great if you can also upload the 1080p version of this movie. Once again thank you.

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IMDb reviews

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6 / 10

Picking up from his part in the successful

CinemaSerf

Picking up from his part in the successful installation of the Castro government in Cuba, Guevara (Benicio Del Toro) has moved around the South American…

8 / 10

decline of a revolutionary

Quinoa1984

Part Two picks up... not where the last film left off. As part of the quasi-conventionality of Steven Soderbergh's epic 4+ hour event, Che's two stories are…

Part Two picks up... not where the last film left off. As part of the quasi-conventionality of Steven Soderbergh's epic 4+ hour event, Che's two stories are told as classic "Rise" and "Fall" scenarios. In Part Two, Che Guevara, leaving his post as a bureaucrat in Cuba and after a failed attempt in the Congo (only in passing mentioned in the film), goes down to Bolivia to try and start up another through-the-jungle style revolution. Things don't go quite as well planned, at all, probably because of Che's then notorious stature as a Communist and revolutionary, and in part because of America's involvement on the side of the Bolivian Government, and, of course, that Castro wasn't really around as a back-up for Che. As it goes, the second part of Che is sadder, but in some ways wiser than the first part. Which makes sense, as Guevara has to endure low morale from his men, betrayals from those around him, constant mistakes by grunts and nearby peasants, and by ultimately the enclosing, larger military force. But what's sadder still is that Guevara, no matter what, won't give in. One may see this as an incredible strength or a fatal flaw- maybe both- but it's also clear how one starts to see Che, if not totally more fully rounded, then as something of a more sympathetic character. True, he did kill, and executed, and felt justified all the way. And yet it starts to work on the viewer in the sense of a primal level of pity; the sequence where Guevara's health worsens without medicine, leading up to the shocking stabbing of a horse, marks as one of the most memorable and satisfying of any film this year. Again, Soderbergh's command of narrative is strong, if, on occasion, slightly sluggish (understandable due to the big running time), and one or two scenes just feel totally odd (Matt Damon?), but these are minor liabilities. Going this time for the straight color camera approach, this is almost like a pure militia-style war picture, told with a great deal of care for the men in the group, as well as Guevara as the Lord-over this group, and how things dwindle down the final scene. And as always, Del-Toro is at the top of his game, in every scene, every beat knowing this guy so well- for better and for worse- that he comes about as close to embodiment as possible. Overall, the two parts of Che make up an impressive package: history as drama in compelling style, good for an audience even if they don't know Che or, better, if they don't think highly of him. It's that special. 8.5/10

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