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# Apocalypto [Blu-ray, Region B]

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## Description

Mel Gibson's highly respected and multi-Oscar nominated historical epic set in the ancient Mayan civilization. Jaguar Paw (Rudy Youngblood) is the son of tribal leader Flint Sky (Morris Birdyellowhead) and when their village is viciously attacked by the a raiding party under Zero Wolf (Raoul Trujillo), he witnesses his father's murder. Jaguar Paw manages to make safe his wife and child in an underground pit with a lone vine for its escape route. He and the other men fight gamely but are brought to heel by Zero Wolf's men. As the raiding party marches their prisoners off the escape vine is cut, trapping mother and child underground. The prisoners are taken to a sacrificial pyramid to prepare for a solar eclipse at which many of them will be brutally and gruesomely dissected. The remaining few (including Jaguar Paw) are let loose in a wide field for sport - Zero Wolf's men raining spears, stones and arrows on them. Jaguar Paw negotiates the suicidal run and, though injured, bypasses a raider 'finisher', Zero Wolf's son, Cut Rock, by killing him. An enraged Zero Wolf pursues Jaguar Paw into the jungle with his fellow raiders. Can Jaguar Paw reach his dying family before the murderous Zero Wolf reaches him?

Review: Riveting! Mel Gibson is a genius and this is one of the best movies ever! - This was one of the best movies I've ever seen! It was riveting, incredibly well acted, and it has a great deal of historical accuracy in showing the brutality that existed in Mayan culture. Yes, indeed sacrifice was a common cultural practice all over the world before Jesus, the object of sacrifice, became the savior of the world. Mel Gibson portrayal of pre-Christian Latin America is accurate. The Aztecs were even more blood-thirsty when it came to sacrifice but the Mayans were right behind them.
Review: Brilliant Film, Gripping Action - First time I've ever left a review, and could simply say DITTO to many of the previous comments left here, but just had to put in my own two cents - because this film is so amazing! Just got around to viewing it last night and how I wish I'd seen it on the Big Screen! But that aside, Mel is a man I've admired and kept in sight since Mad Max and with many of his subsequent directorial projects has proven to put Hollywood to shame. We need filmmakers like him to remind us of the power of images/stories and the emotions and new thought they can inspire in us, that we need not just be moderately entertained or suckered into theatres by previews that end up being a collage of the few best moments. THIS FILM is a work of art and a labor of love, shared by so many from Mel to cinematographers to costumers to weapons designers to actors to editors! It IS mesmerizing from beginning to end. You quickly come to truly care about Jaguar Paw and his people, and share their horror and disbelief at the level of debasement brought by those who attack and overwhelm them. Survival of the 'fittest'? Yet, who among us can altogether avoid the violence of this world? I saw an analogy for today - there's a big difference between aggressive power (which consumes the souls of the aggressors as well) and defense of one's family and way of life. Mel has explored this theme before but it bears repeating - WHAT are you willing to fight (and possibly die) FOR? If 'Hollywood' had made this film, it would have ended with Jaguar Paw (and his pregnant wife and small son) the losers - obliterated and unmourned - the 'obligatory' ending; but instead we are left - not with the Happy Ever After ending - but the realism that they must go on and face yet another possible wave of destroyers. Don't get me wrong, I don't buy into the 'Noble Savage' myth; progress has its good among its bad. This film will have you thinking long afterwards about WHAT and WHO SHOULD survive to live another day. Enrich your mind and your spirit (and choose which side you will take), and see this film!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Contributor | Carlos Emilio Báez, Dalia Hernández, Jonathan Brewer, Mel Gibson, Morris Birdyellowhead, Rudy Youngblood Contributor Carlos Emilio Báez, Dalia Hernández, Jonathan Brewer, Mel Gibson, Morris Birdyellowhead, Rudy Youngblood See more |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 5,744 Reviews |
| Format | Blu-ray, PAL |
| Language | Mayan |
| Runtime | 2 hours and 18 minutes |

## Product Details

- **Color:** Color
- **Format:** Blu-ray, PAL
- **Language:** Mayan
- **Runtime:** 2 hours and 18 minutes

## Images

![Apocalypto [Blu-ray, Region B] - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Ezq4ssN1L.jpg)
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Riveting! Mel Gibson is a genius and this is one of the best movies ever!
*by T***N on December 8, 2025*

This was one of the best movies I've ever seen! It was riveting, incredibly well acted, and it has a great deal of historical accuracy in showing the brutality that existed in Mayan culture. Yes, indeed sacrifice was a common cultural practice all over the world before Jesus, the object of sacrifice, became the savior of the world. Mel Gibson portrayal of pre-Christian Latin America is accurate. The Aztecs were even more blood-thirsty when it came to sacrifice but the Mayans were right behind them.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brilliant Film, Gripping Action
*by W***X on July 15, 2007*

First time I've ever left a review, and could simply say DITTO to many of the previous comments left here, but just had to put in my own two cents - because this film is so amazing! Just got around to viewing it last night and how I wish I'd seen it on the Big Screen! But that aside, Mel is a man I've admired and kept in sight since Mad Max and with many of his subsequent directorial projects has proven to put Hollywood to shame. We need filmmakers like him to remind us of the power of images/stories and the emotions and new thought they can inspire in us, that we need not just be moderately entertained or suckered into theatres by previews that end up being a collage of the few best moments. THIS FILM is a work of art and a labor of love, shared by so many from Mel to cinematographers to costumers to weapons designers to actors to editors! It IS mesmerizing from beginning to end. You quickly come to truly care about Jaguar Paw and his people, and share their horror and disbelief at the level of debasement brought by those who attack and overwhelm them. Survival of the 'fittest'? Yet, who among us can altogether avoid the violence of this world? I saw an analogy for today - there's a big difference between aggressive power (which consumes the souls of the aggressors as well) and defense of one's family and way of life. Mel has explored this theme before but it bears repeating - WHAT are you willing to fight (and possibly die) FOR? If 'Hollywood' had made this film, it would have ended with Jaguar Paw (and his pregnant wife and small son) the losers - obliterated and unmourned - the 'obligatory' ending; but instead we are left - not with the Happy Ever After ending - but the realism that they must go on and face yet another possible wave of destroyers. Don't get me wrong, I don't buy into the 'Noble Savage' myth; progress has its good among its bad. This film will have you thinking long afterwards about WHAT and WHO SHOULD survive to live another day. Enrich your mind and your spirit (and choose which side you will take), and see this film!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Finely Made Film for Strong Hearts and Spirits
*by I***T on June 2, 2014*

Mel Gibson film Apocalypto, as a director I find to be very controversial, but I think people judge him to much from some of the changes of life we all experience or will experience when we are approaching our middle age time of life, in regards to Mel Gibson's more personal and controversial experiences in living his life . As an actor I've always admired his ability, as a director I admire Mel Gibson even more so, in his completer determination to tell the story as it really is, and lets face it, the ancient Aztec Peoples as portrayed in Mel Gibson film 'Apocalypto' is really raw, but when investigate archaeologist findings of this ancient Aztec civilization previous to colonial times, this civilization was doing no more then any civilization of its time whether this cultural reality can be compared to Europe, India, China, or Asia, Mel Gibson's film simply tells it like it was, even if what it was in the Ancient Aztec Civilization was raw, bloody, and very graphic. The Ancient Aztec Civilization believed in human sacrifice, that in a manner of speaking was their communion with God – the film definitely portrays that reality and Mel Gibson as a director does not hold back from telling that very real truth by way of film making. That this might be to much for some peoples stomach and so called moral values – my suggestion to such people is simple, 'don't look at the film 'Apocalypto' if you have personal standards of moral values. However as piece of good film making, beside the judgmental values of moral values on the films subject matter, Mel Gibson's Film Apocalypto' is some mighty fine film making. I look forward to Mel Gibson making more real historical films, which I personal wish Mel Gibson would make a real film about the social psychology of 'African American Slavery in the United States of America' if we must consider the value of moral values in contrast to democracy, which non existent in 2014.

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