Apocalypto

[2006, Movie]

Apocalypto: Review

Barbarously beautiful and gut-wrenchingly violent, Mel Gibson's follow-up to the bloodthirsty spectacle of The Passion of the Christ is a mesmerizing vision of the Mesoamerican past refracted through the dark obsessions of the present. Read the complete review for Apocalypto

Apocalypto: Cast & Details

Year: 2006
Rated R

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Cast
Rudy Youngblood: Jaguar Paw
Dalia Hernandez: Seven
Jonathan Brewer: Blunted
Morris Birdyellowhead: Flint Sky
Carlos Emilio Baez: Turtles Run
Amilcar Ramirez: Curl Nose

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Apocalypto: TV Guide News

Imagen That: Ugly Betty Cleans Up at Hispanic Award Show | Today's News: Our Take | 7/30/2007
On Saturday, the Imagen Awards, which honors work by and about Hispanics, doffed its sombrero to Ugly Betty. The ABC hit went in with 11 nominations and won best prime-time TV show, best TV actress (for America Ferrera, who was also awarded the Imagen Foundation's Creative Achievement Award), and won the best-supporting-actress for Ana Ortiz's work as Hilda. On the feature side, Pan's Labyrinth came out on top, scoring the prize for best picture and best actress (Ivana Baquero). Dalia Hernandez and Gerardo Taracena (from Mel Gibson's Apocalypto) won best supporting actress and actor on the big screen.Monday's Today's News was written by Ben Katner. read more
DVD Tuesday: Apocalypto -- through the past, darkly | Ask FlickChick | 7/2/2007
Mel Gibson's Apocalypto: Bloodthirsty, exploitative spectacle or haunting look at a vanished world through 21st-century eyes?Send your movie questions to FlickChick.See Maitland McDonagh and Ken Fox review this week's new flicks on the Movie Talk vodcast!Hear Maitland on the weekly podcast TVGuide Talk!I dragged my heels to Mel Gibson's Apocalypto when it screened for critics last year: No matter how hard I tried to keep an open mind, I just wasn't interested. And I came out a convert, which is why it's this week's DVD Tuesday pick.Now, I've read enough to know that the film mixes characteristics of different periods in Mayan civilization. I don't really care: I don't claim to be well-versed in the details of Mesoamerican culture, but I know better than to think seeing Apocalypto is a substitute for reading historical accounts. I'm also well aware that it is, first and foremost, a spectacle of the past refracted and filtered through the preoccupations of the present. What... read more
Short Cuts: Jordin Sparks, Ratings, HSM2 and More! | Today's News: Our Take | 6/7/2007
Your American Idol, Jordin Sparks, serves up the national anthem at tonight's NBA championship series tip-off.... America's Got Talent was Tuesday's ratings winner, averaging some 13 million total viewers across its two-hour premiere. On the Lot, meanwhile, dropped to a scant 3.13 mil.... Hannibal Rising and Apocalypto topped last week's DVD sales and rental charts, respectively.... "What Time Is It?", the first music video from High School Musical 2, premieres Saturday at 7:55 pm/ET, on Disney Channel.... My Trivial Matt'rs blog has been updated. read more
Short Cuts: Scrubs, Emmy Tickets and More! | Today's News: Our Take | 5/14/2007
Tickets to the Daytime Entertainment Emmy Awards, to be held June 15 at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood, are on sale starting today at the box office or via TicketMaster.com/KodakTheatre.com. Prices range from $62-$152.... Fox will air the Teen Choice 2007 awards live on August 26.... On the DVD horizon: Scrubs, Season 5, and Mel Gibson's Apocalypto (both streeting May 22), and Benson: The Complete First Season (July 24). read more
Box-Office Shocker: Moviegoers Toast Mel Gibson | Today's News: Our Take | 12/11/2006
Those who said Mel Gibson would never eat lunch in Hollywood again were wrong: His Apocalypto debuted at the top of the box office this weekend with a haul of $14.2 million. That said, the self-destructive director may be having that lunch at Burger King rather than Chez Fancypants, seeing as his last hard-sell flick, The Passion of the Christ, took in $83.8 million in its opening weekend. Rounding out the top five were the Cameron Diaz/Jude Law (or Kate Winslet/Jack Black, if you prefer) date movie The Holiday (opening with $13.5 million), then Happy Feet ($12.7 mil), Casino Royale ($8.8 mil) and Leo DiCaprio's Blood Diamond (debuting with $8.5 mil).Monday's Today's News was written by Ben Katner. read more