Che: Part Two

Synopsis

Che: Part Two (2008) follows the life of revolutionary Ernesto 'Che' Guevara as he leads the Cuban revolution and later embarks on a campaign in Bolivia to ignite a continental revolution. The movie delves into Che's unwavering principles, strategic mind, and the challenges he faces in achieving his ideals. Through a series of intense battle sequences, political negotiations, and personal sacrifices, Che's character is explored in depth, shedding light on his complex nature as both a leader and a man dedicated to his cause. The film captures the essence of Che's legacy and the impact of his revolutionary efforts on the course of history.

Cast

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  Benicio del Toro

  Ernesto Che Guevara

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  Carlos Bardem

  Moisés Guevara

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  Demián Bichir

  Fidel Castro

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  Joaquim de Almeida

  President René Barrientos

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  Pablo Durán

  Pacho (Alberto Fernández Montes de Oca)

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  Eduard Fernández

  Ciro Algarañaz

Reviews

Critics have praised Che: Part Two for its historical accuracy and Benicio del Toro's stellar performance as Che Guevara. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a solid 79% based on 122 reviews, with the consensus stating, 'Benicio del Toro's performance as Che is commanding and fully embodies the revolutionary spirit.' Meanwhile, IMDb rates the film at 6.8/10, noting the film's detailed portrayal of Che's life and values. Metacritic gives it a score of 64/100, indicating mixed or average reviews. The New York Times lauds the film for its gritty realism and the emotional depth of Che's character portrayal, while Variety commends the film for its epic scope and powerful narrative.