Spiritual only if it's in HELL. Che Guevara was a bloodthirsty murderer, they try to create an ideology of struggle for a cause, but research his history.
injustice? this coming from a man who killed thousands with no due process, a man who bragged to have raped over 200 women? ... this is the hero of the left?
“Hatred is the central element of our struggle! Hatred that is intransigent...hatred so violent that it propels a human being beyond his natural limitations, making him violent and cold- blooded killing machine...We reject any peaceful approach. Violence is inevitable. To establish Socialism rivers of blood must flow! The imperialist enemy must feel like a hunted animal wherever he moves. Thus we'll destroy him! These hyenas are fit only for extermination. We must keep our hatred alive and fan it to paroxysm! The victory of Socialism is well worth millions of atomic victims!” - Also Ernesto Che Guevara
the motorcycle diaries is of my favourite books of all time. ive heard of guevara and had a general idea of him before reading but the book felt so personal. he had the choice to live his life in peace being a doctor yet he left it behind in doing what he thought was the right thing. history will be kinder to Guevara.
As a follow Argentinean, I say this : Wether you like “Che” or not , this movie is a visual masterpiece. The landscapes and the places shown are worth the watch. I travel on a motorcycle as well around the US from time to time. I can relate to the joy of traveling on a motorcycle!
I totally disagree...nothing really outstands...fair cinematography...but "visual masterpiece"? ... jeez...now On my subjective side....it's like watching an inspirong movie about Adolf Hitler...
Our history teacher showed us this movie It was hell of a movie Characters with such intimacy and realness The emotions going through this is so real and actually relatable and doesn't feel detached unlike movies nowadays, cliche but true Both well paced in emotionally and structurally Damn son never thought movies can be this underrated
Fernando - That’s only your narrow brainwashed view. Sometimes, for the sake of change and progress some people must perish, as in the French Revolution, and war isn’t always fair, lots of people involved with different degrees of ideas. You must look at the bigger picture and analyze the fact that he could have had a privileged comfortable life with his family, carry on as a doctor and build his wealth as his family did, but instead he chose to fight and care for those who didn’t have a place in society and couldn’t aspire at anything better.
Sadly the CIA killed him. I think if he had lived he would've championed the rights of the disenfranchised, both in South American and elsewhere. He was eloquent and people listened. This was what the CIA was afraid of, his voice, his opinions, his charisma.
@@cadenkrajca3138really ? Well in that case, Ronald Reagan was the executioner of the U.S. so why don't you stand up against that ? Oh right double standard talk with you people. No credibility at all pal. Bye
Thanks to Gustavo Santaolalla. He also did the soundtrack of The Last Of Us part 1 and part 2. If you really liked it you should hear more of his music. They really touch your heart and soul.
best travelling movie i have ever watched!!!!inspirational movie give you new thoughts about this world,wanna be like him,che guevera,the symbol of freedom and revolution!!!!!!
Great soundtrack and a wonderful film. And a great trailer, the kind you'll never see again. No words. Just music. Brilliant. I must say, once that beautiful Norton motorcycle dies, so does the film. Amazing how much screen presence that bucket of bolts commands.
Whenever i feel down,i see this beautiful trailer which puts a smile on my face. Read the book, watched the movie and i feel the movie did 💯% justice to memoir of Ernesto Che Guevara
I like very much this film because of the journey itself. The brotherhood between the two friends , the empathy with the crowd and their necesities. And Gael Garcia with his fine acting. The doctors of medicine in latin amerrica are in plain touch with the poor people speccially in the years of his development in medicine.
Saw this move a number of years ago. I liked it a lot. Very poignant. I always remembered it particularly since I am a rider myself. I intent to rewatch it soon.
I don't understand Spanish but the laughter i had watching this movie😂 the tears that came to my eyes, the brotherly sacrificial love that i felt among the characters. My God! What a movie!
great movie, when I listened the music I thought it was familiar and I was right. The guy who makes music does the soundtrack for game The Last of Us .
I am here after watching this movie and this movie hit me straight in heart and i want to make remake of this but i know i couldn't because no one can even close to the way the made this film
When people ask me: What is your favorite movie? I reply "The Motorcycle Diaries." Damn hicks reply back, so you ride motorcycles. I then keep quiet and maintain this gem of movie to my self.
The end where they swim to the leper colony. A rejection of the Nietzschian proposition that the strong and self willed should not concern themselves nor confer pity on the wretched and the weak as it distracts them from their path to greatness? Or have I been smoking too much pot?
Woody Hutton Yes but I don't think Nietzsche was against helping others. He was just against feeling pity for them as you will hurt yourself. You can use logic to see when someone needs to be helped rather than your emotions
Which are the soundtracks played in this trailer, specially the last one which plays for the second half of the trailer ? It's a beautiful beautiful one 😍
Neil Druckmann clearly payed attention to this soundtrack when he asked Gustavo Santaolalla to make the music for the last of us. This and Babel's soundtrack.
Tbh seeing the truth about the layers of your own society might change a man. Really, if any American would just travel to the Appalachian, Deep South, or even Indian Reservation, if your heart didn’t get sad, even a bit, you definitely should rethink your life.
Sadly it's the people that live in those places in America that view for the corporate capitalist, and now fascist, goons that keep them in penury and poverty. The people from more agent backgrounds usually already vote for the people who want to change life for the people in those areas.
Films like this are extremely important. Why? Because it shows the man behind the legend is a human being. But it also shows how how flawed we truly are as people. Somewhere along the way... Castro and Guevara changed overnight once they overthrew Bautista (who was just as bad if not worse.) They both had aspirations and ideals to bring the Cuban people together and prosper. But that failed. My question is... why did it fail?? Is it because the adage of power corrupts? Is it because they became scarred from what they’ve seen? It doesn’t make sense. Every time I try to make sense of what happened. I get more confused.
Alberto Granado was a doctor in Venezuela, then moved to revolutionary Cuba and helped to create the Third World's best health care system. (This achievement is all the more remarkable when you consider how many of Cuba's doctors left the country in the revolution's early years!) In the end, he accomplished more than Che!
"No-one can know the outcome of a revolution" - Ted Kaczynski From reading Motorcycle Diaries it's abundantly clear Che's good intentions + desire for justice never foresaw the absolute mess that Communist countries became. Successful causes for change have only one ultimate, specific and measurable goal. It's a lesson shown to us by history which none of us should forget.
I know the world is not fair. He stood for something much bigger. But does it justifies his cruelty and intoreance to criticism which followed thereafter. I still cannot figure out the answer
It feels so philosophical and spiritual, the movie never gets old at all
Spiritual only if it's in HELL. Che Guevara was a bloodthirsty murderer, they try to create an ideology of struggle for a cause, but research his history.
@@FernandoAudibert The only people Che muredered were fascist scum who got exactly what they deserved.
@@ThobiasTutorials I respect your opinion, but it's dumb.
RRR indian Film is based on this
Never !!!
...
*It's HumaniTy* !
If you tremble with indignation at every injustice, then you are a comrade of mine.
-Ernesto Che Guevara
goose bumps!
palestine needs another che
The irony of that statement weighs tons.
injustice? this coming from a man who killed thousands with no due process, a man who bragged to have raped over 200 women? ... this is the hero of the left?
“Hatred is the central element of our struggle! Hatred that is intransigent...hatred so violent that it propels a human being beyond his natural limitations, making him violent and cold- blooded killing machine...We reject any peaceful approach. Violence is inevitable. To establish Socialism rivers of blood must flow! The imperialist enemy must feel like a hunted animal wherever he moves. Thus we'll destroy him! These hyenas are fit only for extermination. We must keep our hatred alive and fan it to paroxysm! The victory of Socialism is well worth millions of atomic victims!”
- Also Ernesto Che Guevara
the motorcycle diaries is of my favourite books of all time. ive heard of guevara and had a general idea of him before reading but the book felt so personal. he had the choice to live his life in peace being a doctor yet he left it behind in doing what he thought was the right thing. history will be kinder to Guevara.
As a follow Argentinean, I say this :
Wether you like “Che” or not , this movie is a visual masterpiece. The landscapes and the places shown are worth the watch.
I travel on a motorcycle as well around the US from time to time. I can relate to the joy of traveling on a motorcycle!
Can you suggest some Latin American classics like this ??
I am starving
@Debottam Bhattacharya Y Tu Mama Tambien and Amores Perros, both have Gael Garcia Bernal in them
@@debottambhattacharya3114 house of spirits is really good. Anything by Isabelle Allende or Sandra Cisneros. I’ve never read but Jorge Luis Borges
@@debottambhattacharya3114"el viaje" by Pino Solanas
I totally disagree...nothing really outstands...fair cinematography...but "visual masterpiece"? ... jeez...now On my subjective side....it's like watching an inspirong movie about Adolf Hitler...
Our history teacher showed us this movie
It was hell of a movie
Characters with such intimacy and realness
The emotions going through this is so real and actually relatable and doesn't feel detached unlike movies nowadays, cliche but true
Both well paced in emotionally and structurally
Damn son never thought movies can be this underrated
It is only necessary to report that Che Guevara was a bloodthirsty murderer. Just make sure your history teacher tells the truth.
@@FernandoAudibert lol cry more gusano
Fernando - That’s only your narrow brainwashed view. Sometimes, for the sake of change and progress some people must perish, as in the French Revolution, and war isn’t always fair, lots of people involved with different degrees of ideas.
You must look at the bigger picture and analyze the fact that he could have had a privileged comfortable life with his family, carry on as a doctor and build his wealth as his family did, but instead he chose to fight and care for those who didn’t have a place in society and couldn’t aspire at anything better.
Fr
@@GiaielPaceyou're a capitalist pig
Beautiful inspirational movie. I swear to god I will never get tired of this wonderful magical movie . Love it
Should i watch
@@quasimodo8643yes!
Sadly the CIA killed him. I think if he had lived he would've championed the rights of the disenfranchised, both in South American and elsewhere. He was eloquent and people listened. This was what the CIA was afraid of, his voice, his opinions, his charisma.
He is Жив как Экстра
He was castros executioner. I feel no remorse for his death nor do I agree with his decisions.
He was a murderer and a rapist, a criminal
@@cadenkrajca3138really ? Well in that case, Ronald Reagan was the executioner of the U.S.
so why don't you stand up against that ? Oh right double standard talk with you people. No credibility at all pal. Bye
That's absolutely right. He was not a hero. He was a vicious murderer. Ask the people in Cuba if he was a hero.
One of the greatest films ever made.
The theme song/sound tracks are so hauntingly beautiful!!
Thanks to Gustavo Santaolalla. He also did the soundtrack of The Last Of Us part 1 and part 2. If you really liked it you should hear more of his music. They really touch your heart and soul.
I thought I was the only one.
Its a theme from jab tak hai jaan by Ar Rahaman....
@@RanbirKapoorFanClubRkfc that was different fron this
What's the name of the track at the end?
best travelling movie i have ever watched!!!!inspirational movie give you new thoughts about this world,wanna be like him,che guevera,the symbol of freedom and revolution!!!!!!
khang nguyen voy a tener en cuenta las palabras de un nene que mira youtube y trailers jajaja
la mano con ojos no... Y yo voy a tener en cuenta el sinismo y estupidez de un pobre esclavo que sueña con ser rico... Pelotudo! 🎈
freedom? you must be kidding... he bragged to have raped over 200 women... how is that freedom?
I just suggest u 2 watch neelakasham pachakadal chuvanna bhoomi a indian movie.superb film
@@karlschuch5684 Any source for that claim? Or is it just histrionic hyperbole?...
Comrade Guevera is always in our hearts.
Hasta La Siempre!
Hasta la victoria siempre*
Imagine using *comrade* unironically in 2020
Arvind Upadhyay Most people on the left use the term comrade.
@@arvindupadhyay9671 imagine being in the USA in 2021. what a hellhole
Great soundtrack and a wonderful film. And a great trailer, the kind you'll never see again. No words. Just music. Brilliant. I must say, once that beautiful Norton motorcycle dies, so does the film. Amazing how much screen presence that bucket of bolts commands.
Whenever i feel down,i see this beautiful trailer which puts a smile on my face. Read the book, watched the movie and i feel the movie did 💯% justice to memoir of Ernesto Che Guevara
Same here!!
This movie gives me inspiration to become a film maker and actor.
Same happened with me
I thought it made me revolutionary
Thank God, you didn't say it inspires you to kill millions and target the LGBT community.
Same happened with top indian director Rajamouli. This film inspired him to make RRR 🔥
@@Chetan_patil
Modda le, ade mirchi magic mass masala
எனக்கு மிகவும் பிடித்த படம். இசை அமைப்பு,எடுத்த விதம் கதை அருமை
இதயத்தை தொட்ட படம் ❤️
I like very much this film because of the journey itself. The brotherhood between the two friends , the empathy with the crowd and their necesities. And Gael Garcia with his fine acting. The doctors of medicine in latin amerrica are in plain touch with the poor people speccially in the years of his development in medicine.
To be a rebel is something. But to be a doctor is quite something. To be a rebel and a doctor, what can be but what exactly be each rare case.
I lost the count of times i had watched this trailer. It's terrific. Love you forever Ernesto ♥️
He becames a genocide, you know history.
@@julianosantos8736are you a butthurt Cuban in America?
Gustavo Santaolalla's Apertura just give chills behind your neck. I never get enough of this trailer
It is my favorite film. The music made me cry. It seems like this film's music inspire
The Last Of Us.
Both were made by Santaolalla.
It is necessary to contextualize the facts, Che Guevara was a bloodthirsty murderer.
@@FernandoAudibert We are talking about music. There's nothing to contextualize.
Same composer ❤
Los que te atacan seran olvidados....
Pero tu siempre viviras en el corazon de todos los que luchan contra la injusticia.
Dijo Che Guevara antes de pegarle un tiro en la nuca a un soldado despistado...
Saw this move a number of years ago. I liked it a lot. Very poignant. I always remembered it particularly since I am a rider myself. I intent to rewatch it soon.
Just finished reading the book, will try to watch the movie soon.
I don't understand Spanish but the laughter i had watching this movie😂 the tears that came to my eyes, the brotherly sacrificial love that i felt among the characters. My God! What a movie!
No movie or series has affected me so much as motorcycle diaries and breaking bad
sreyash rao I recommend you go watch Into The Wild.
I recommend you read the book my friend
Do you have link
I recommend you go experience yourself since you have been affected
You clearly have no idea about True Detective S1 !!
Amazing movie! Well done Walter Salles, best Brazilian director at the moment
great movie, when I listened the music I thought it was familiar and I was right. The guy who makes music does the soundtrack for game The Last of Us .
Ahaaaaa.. nice , thank you
And The insider, 21 grams, brokeback mountain, babel and much more. Santaolalla is truly a genius.
@@Rob-pz5dw yeah Gustavo santaolalla is an argentine musician, amazing songs.
This film is beautiful!...Everybody should go to the movies and watch it!
I am here after watching this movie and this movie hit me straight in heart and i want to make remake of this but i know i couldn't because no one can even close to the way the made this film
When people ask me: What is your favorite movie? I reply "The Motorcycle Diaries." Damn hicks reply back, so you ride motorcycles. I then keep quiet and maintain this gem of movie to my self.
Whoever replies like that . Make sure u don't make friends with them.
Leave ASAP
Yentha mandhi RRR press meet taravatha ekadiki vacharu oka like vesukondhi
Bro..i need movie link..??
I knew this with Jab Tak hai jaan
Rrr press meet enduku?
Abba nen okane anukunna naku support chala mandi unnaru
Mee broo
"Che is fairly intellectual for a latino"
Really???
WTF
He is a hero
That's true if we are talking about 20 years old Che.
I'm not a Latino. but I frowned at that too.
It was written by CIA.... so
Argentina esta lleno de intelectuales.
I can literally will born again to watch this movie for the first time ❤️
The argentinian cinema is amazing. Watch this film if you love cinema. It's a masterpiece.
Its a brazilian movie my friend
nice movie.. i don't know how many times i have seen it
Shashwat Dohare
me too I've watched it like a 100 times
haha sahi hai bro
jab kuch samajh nai aaye kya karu yahi movie dekh lo
Shashwat Dohare
bhai , yeh movie ek masterpiece hai.
s the movie in Engish or with english subtitles?want to see it
Shashwat Dohare bro khase movie dekhi? English subtitles nahi mil rahye!
Read the book and watch the movie again it will hit you differently.
motorcycle Diaries movie inspired me in many ways
Awesome!
I used to watch your videos in high school.
The end where they swim to the leper colony. A rejection of the Nietzschian proposition that the strong and self willed should not concern themselves nor confer pity on the wretched and the weak as it distracts them from their path to greatness? Or have I been smoking too much pot?
Woody Hutton Yes but I don't think Nietzsche was against helping others. He was just against feeling pity for them as you will hurt yourself. You can use logic to see when someone needs to be helped rather than your emotions
@@Kitiwake Nietzsche would have agreed. He was a true Dionysian
Pot, it's pot man, definitely, it's always pot
This is number 1 on my favorite focus feature then eternal sunshine
Every Year i Comment Here now also i commenting 2020
Which are the soundtracks played in this trailer, specially the last one which plays for the second half of the trailer ? It's a beautiful beautiful one 😍
When Ernesto became Che.
I need to watch this film again. It's been too long.
I am going to watch it again tonight after buying myself a bike. Nostalgia
Neil Druckmann clearly payed attention to this soundtrack when he asked Gustavo Santaolalla to make the music for the last of us. This and Babel's soundtrack.
Apertura .. the main theme is the reason I want to own an adventure motorcycle and explore the unknown..
This movie is visual poetry.
I was disturbed, in a positive sense, after watching this movie..A good one!
Che: alive as they never wanted you to be
Tbh seeing the truth about the layers of your own society might change a man. Really, if any American would just travel to the Appalachian, Deep South, or even Indian Reservation, if your heart didn’t get sad, even a bit, you definitely should rethink your life.
Sadly it's the people that live in those places in America that view for the corporate capitalist, and now fascist, goons that keep them in penury and poverty. The people from more agent backgrounds usually already vote for the people who want to change life for the people in those areas.
What wouldn't i give to be able to go on a motorcycle journey like that!
Nazmun Nahar comfort
Films like this are extremely important. Why? Because it shows the man behind the legend is a human being. But it also shows how how flawed we truly are as people. Somewhere along the way... Castro and Guevara changed overnight once they overthrew Bautista (who was just as bad if not worse.) They both had aspirations and ideals to bring the Cuban people together and prosper. But that failed. My question is... why did it fail?? Is it because the adage of power corrupts? Is it because they became scarred from what they’ve seen? It doesn’t make sense. Every time I try to make sense of what happened. I get more confused.
He's the most beautiful soul it ever exist.
I surrender to souls like that.
very peaceful trailer and great music
I agree. I wish I’ve seen so much of those kinds of trailers
For me one of the best movies ever! And i watched them all
where to find the english version of this movie please
And the best trailer award goes to....❤️
👏👏💯💯
Malayalikal undoo??
Mwethe😁😁😁
Molusse
The definition of cool.
Does anyone know the song / songs used in the trailer? especially the one in the beginning and ending :)
The soundtrack of this movie was composed by the argentinian musician Gustavo Santaolalla
Que peliculon, hermosa mi sudamerica saludos de Argentina
This soundtrack force you to discover out of your comfort zone
After rajamouli rrr interview only🤗😁😂😉
1:09 can anyone knows name of this song?Edit: i cannot find it on official movie soundtracks
Leaving miramar Gustavo
Anyone after AA’s icon movie update 🙌🏻
Will anyone please suggest some movies to know about the life of Che guvera.. 😍
Forget the movies, they have comercial goal, go for history books and documentation if you want to get closer to the truth...
Compañero- Jorge Castaneda. Read this book if you really want to know more about his life. Oh, film is awsome though.
CHE in 2 parts
Che Guevara: A Revolutionary Life by Jon Lee Anderson is considered the best biography.
I have this film. Its my favorite. Ive watched many times.
In english ?
SS Rajamouli's RRR 🔥🔥🌊🌊
I’m about to watch this movie for the first time
Gael orgullo Tapatío ❤🇲🇽
Where to watch this movie?
Alberto Granado was a doctor in Venezuela, then moved to revolutionary Cuba and helped to create the Third World's best health care system. (This achievement is all the more remarkable when you consider how many of Cuba's doctors left the country in the revolution's early years!) In the end, he accomplished more than Che!
"No-one can know the outcome of a revolution" - Ted Kaczynski
From reading Motorcycle Diaries it's abundantly clear Che's good intentions + desire for justice never foresaw the absolute mess that Communist countries became.
Successful causes for change have only one ultimate, specific and measurable goal. It's a lesson shown to us by history which none of us should forget.
Ideals are peaceful, history is voilent
Name of the music at the very end where it shows " let the world change you and you can change the world"?
I came here after
" Dear comrade " movie
no one
No worries
Even though I am here after RRR but this trailer reminds me "Gamyam"
Gamyam also inspired by this
Who came hear after RAJAMOULI's speech
'Lal salam'
Dear comrade 😢❣️
What is the name of the song in the trailer ?
really nice trailer
I know the world is not fair. He stood for something much bigger. But does it justifies his cruelty and intoreance to criticism which followed thereafter. I still cannot figure out the answer
-------Che ❤️Guevara-----🔥
Como anda la moto Fuser? Anda bien la moto y se caen jajajaja. La mejor película que eh visto.
The man whom I admire everytime
I think this music influenced jab tak hain jaan
j'adore ce film
Can someone tell me the second soundtrack here
Love from kerala 🚩🚩🚩
🤗
we need a new general ernesto!
LOVE FROM INDIA🇮🇳
Our copycat Rajamouli has inspired a lot from him but he will not reveal
Wanna see this movie
LONG LIVE REVOLUTION! INQUILAAB ZINDABAAD! ❤️🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️FROM BOMBQY INDIA
I love this movie so much!
What's the soundtrack name in the trailer?
Today i watched it
Beautiful movie ❣️☺️
Well honestly trailer is really very beautiful, movie is also good for cinema lovers
Aqui se queda la clara
La entranable tranparencia
De tu querida presencia
Commandante Che Guevara
It's so curious because who makes the soundtrack years laterr he would do the last of us's soundtrack .