I just wanna mention that due to the fact that the gold is tossed into the "spirit realm", it is canon that Tulio and Miguel do in fact indirectly get the gold they wanted at the end BECAUSE of this decision. Think about it.
I like how Miguel was the first to suggest they stop the sacrifice and the way he caught the guy before he fell, even though Tulio is not a bad person, Miguel is the most compassionate of the two
Yeah, the aztecs did very evil demonic things, those triangle temples were used to sacrifice virgins, people, and babies to false idols.... it's very sad.
To be fair, this isn't a "native" culture. This film portrays a hodgepodge of ancient-Mesoamerican tropes, and ignores the Muisca culture where the "El Dorado" tale originated from.
Later when Tzekel Kan brought the jaguar to life, the statue of Tulio and Miguel split apart from each other. I think that symbolized the fight between Tulio and Miguel and also the fact that they almost went their separate ways forever.
Me and my husband just went on an excursion to Chicken itza and this is so accurate! The human sacrifices were drugged with fermented honey among other things to feel little too no pain, they found many human remains as well as gold in the Cenote and you can see the place where they’d Bathe them right beside the stone table where they would be sacrificed above the hole. They used an obsidian axe or knife before being tossed in. Most were 14-24 years old, but they found newborns and elderly remains as well. Super interesting and crazy to see the old crime scene in person
I can (partially) claim Maya heritage. If I were alive then, there's a decent chance I would have been a child sacrifice, if not, a young adult one. Emerging adulthood is anywhere from 18-25 years old nowadays. I'm 27. So, all things considered, I would have been dead by 24...prolly. 🤷
I love how utterly different Chief is from Tzekel-Khan. He even asks them if they're happy with the tribute and absolutely respects their wishes, unlike the priest who feels so entitled to sacrifice a innocent for no reason like if that is a sign of respect.
Tzekel-Khan is not really the bad guy. He just is doing what he's been taught to do for probably years. Tulio and Miguel are almost going everything he believes in to the point where he sees through them.
You're right, but that doesn't mean he's not a bad guy. The man was a pure sadist. It's one thing to believe and practice belief. However, when it comes to the deaths of innocents and those who were undeserving, he did not bat an eye. Even if it puts his own people in danger. You can't deny that he enjoyed sacrificing his people, and took any chance to do so as well as trying to convince Tulio and Miquel into doing so. I understand his reasons, but to accept them is to spit on those who did not deserve what he believed to be a righteous sacrifice. Not even his own people seemed responsive when the chance to sacrifice came, despite the fact they grew up in the same culture as well. And it is because of those beliefs that they did not intervene when sacrifice was "demanded."
No, he's not doing what he's been taught, at least, not as far as the sacrifice is concerned. "The beginning of a new era, the dawning of a new age, demands sacrifice". This quote, followed by the reaction of the crowd and the chief, tells us that this is new behaviour from Tzekel-Kan, considered abhorrent by the onlookers and clearly takes them by surprise. What seems to be the case, is that Tzekel-Kan has misunderstood old prophesies, misinterpreted them. "So dawns the age of the jaguar", "As it is prophesied, the age of the jaguar will be written in blood!". Tzekel-Kan seems to have read or somehow divined the prophesies relating to the new age of the jaguar they happen to be entering at this time. He seems to interpret a general forecast of a time of bloodshed, as a commandment to shed blood himself. Since we never see any prophetic texts, we don't really know how much of this 'misinterpretation' is actually Tzekel-Kan's fault. It may not be a misinterpretation at all, for all we know. All we know is that, at the same time as an age of great bloodshed is predicted, the Spanish happen to be entering the Americas...Which will lead to a time of great bloodshed.
Look I really feel sorry for a the high priest he really wants to impress them, but instead they should tell him, that sacrifices aren't what the god want, and make up a story/plan before hand and tell him what thier "fellow gods" want.
Or they could just say they mistinterpreted the texts but forgive him for his efforts maybe. But then again he did open up a portal and summon a dude so maybe he actually he's pleasing some god or another
Miguel after the ball game says exactly that But Tzekel-Kan believes that Gods needed human essence, blood to sustain themselves The Aztecs believe that sacrificing to the sun god helps the Sun keep going across the sky, keeping it fighting agsinst the Darkness El Dorado in this world seems to be a city state that hid itself from the other Mesoamerican Empires and believe themselves the center of the world But they share culture and religion similar to the other Empires, believing in similar Gods Only Chief Tannabok doesn’t seem to want to sacrifice his own people, and see Tzekel-Kan as a rival taking control of city away from him As for the Age of the Jaguar, Aztecs and Mayans believe that the world was created, destroyed and reborn in a series of ages Tzekel-Kan was expecting great destroyer gods to come and destroy the old world, and El Dorado would prosper as the center of the new world Although it wasn’t just devotion, it was also about comtrol, as Tzekel Kan portrayed himself as speaker of the Gods, making himself a near godlike being himself He used those laws and traditions to give himself power, not just politically but magic as it seemed powered by ritual and sacrifice So he is a religious despot that was put in his place
Can I just say that are we all ignoring the fact that the women in 2 separate lines are carrying golden cups and rings and everything else on a golden plate, like That's really heavy, and its really impressive, Go Girl power!
2:32 I just realized how the ladies on the left and right were EXACT copies of one another! Their movement are exactly the same! And probably the other maidens were also duplicates of another maiden with a different style... I burst out laughing when I finally inspected the background characters... it took me 22 years to finally notice this
0:36 also seeing Chel setting flower Petals on the ground and her being a slave hints it might be one of her few tasks to do hinting she meant to be seen as just a flower girl when a sacrifice happens
@@doomslayer7761 Giving the fact maidens might be slaves i think they might be some of Chels sisters who left her when they got made into Staff members and their heir style hints a new role in line from her
I noticed that too 😂 wondering why almost all of them look the same but certain parts of this scene you can see different ladies but I didn’t noticed the ladies that were walking away after throwing the gold
What Miguel and Tulio did to save that guy proves that not all thieves/con men are actually bad people. They are con men but they still have morals. They dont harm people and certainly dont kill people. And seeing someone about to be sacrificed, along with the offer to sacrifice an entire team of players, is where they draw the line and have to step in. A majority of petty thieves that are arrested arent actually bad people. Many of them are going through rough times and are desperate. Do they still need to spend some time in jail? Yes but they shouldn't have to pay for it their whole lives.
There was line in a movie for a theif (might be a drug dealer too i forgot) saying "look my kids dont know i do this, i dont want to do it but i have no choice..." and in another video i watched muder documantry (i think) police says "theif dont kill, they left playstation and all money, jelwery...a theif wouldnt go in a house and kill people" and example in my country when people leaving their houses they leave lights open so thieves think theres someone at home and USUALLY even if door is like wide open nothing gets stolen. so ur right...
True, people who commit crimes like theft are not truly bad people because they are in desperate needs, I mean some thieves are fathers that are trying to feed their families because they are poor.
Some fun facts: The name Tzekel-Kan is Maya and means "bare serpent" or "serpent of stone". El Dorado was supposed to be located in Colombia and apparently the people living there should be the Muisca people, but they all seem to have Maya names. Also Xibalba is a Maya concept.
I thought the same thing! I even remember that someone made a funny mini comic where xibalba is just chilling in his land of the forgotten until suddenly a lot of gold falls on him 😂
I'm amazed that the people were shocked at a tribute. It is normal to have sacrifices/tributes and an honor in that culture to be chosen for tribute to the gods.
(Dipper and Mabel sleeping, suddenly Blind Ivan appeared, they screamed) Blind Ivan: Good morning, my lords! Mabel: He's back! Dipper: Oh, no. Blind Ivan: And now it's my turn! THE GODS HAVE AWAKENED! [they all cheer, then Dipper falls to the ground, Wendy throws flower petals on the ground] Dipper: Hey, Wendy, what's going on? Wendy: It's not gonna be good. Dipper: Thank you. Blind Ivan: This city has been granted a great blessing. And what have we done to show our gratitude? A meager celebration. THE GODS DESERVE A PROPER TRIBUTE! [the woman reveal a bag, then they shake their head] Blind Ivan: The beginning of a new era, the dawning of a new age, demands, sacrifice! [the bag reveals a man, then they all gasp] Dipper: I don't like this. Mabel: Dipper, we've got to do something. [Blind Ivan pushes the man, raising his axe] Dipper: STOP! This is not a proper tribute! Blind Ivan: You do not want the tribute? Mabel: No. No, no. We want tribute. Uh, it's just that, uh... Tulio, tell him. Dipper: The stars are not in position for this tribute! Mabel: Like he says, the stars... Can't do it. Not today. Blind Ivan: Ah. Perhaps it is impossible I misread the heavens. Mabel: Don't worry about it. To err is human, to forgive... Hmm.
Although Miguel and Tulio were conmen, they knew better than to see an innocent person condemned to be sacrificed to death to profile the new age in El Dorado. However, the two men cared about two different things; Tulio cared more about having enough gold as possible while Miguel cared more about the glory and peace in the city the citizens had for so long.
I just realized,is the chief a man? Sounds so much like a woman,looks like a woman,but that would mean she’s bare-chested which would be unusual for a(mostly)kid’s movie.
i think this scene is the moment the chief realises that miguel and tulio aren't gods. why else would he be looking upwards at 3:19, when the gods he's meant to be honouring are right in front of him and the tribute is traveling below, unless he's actually thanking the REAL gods for sending men willing to protect his people?
@@markreyes7454 He took the Aztec Emperor (Montezuma II) prisoner in order to manipulate the masses and aquire wealth, then turned against the Spanish and fought Spaniard forces when they came to take his position as leader. He even had a child with a native woman.
@markreyes7454 from what I read when blood was offered to the Spaniards they spat the ground and turned away in disgust which astonished the Aztecs. Apparently the Spanish style of trial and execution in turn horrified the Aztecs
Even if it would have been causes suspicion, I would have said that I´m not a god who is interested in living sacrifices as I respect life and the normal course it takes. I do wonder for what reason some cultures did these kind of tributes like for example killing a human and what made them believe it would appease the gods.
The Aztecs and Mayans believed that the universe was sustained on human blood and required human sacrifice to maintain cosmic order. Interestingly, the supreme god, Quetzacoatl, was averse to human sacrifice. Human sacrifice was practiced in many civilizations included Mesopotamia, Rome, Greece , China and among the Celts and Vikings to name a few
![The Road to El Dorado (2000) │ Seven Minutes & Twenty-Two Seconds of Chel [DPU HD 4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Bf0b3sRC4ho/mqdefault.jpg)
Head priest when he’s told the stars weren’t in alignment to sacrifice a person: “I was so sure I had triple-checked the stars, though …”
I just wanna mention that due to the fact that the gold is tossed into the "spirit realm", it is canon that Tulio and Miguel do in fact indirectly get the gold they wanted at the end BECAUSE of this decision. Think about it.
So if they chose the human sacrifice, they would've gotten the bad ending where they escape the city with slaves
@@chickencurry420 more like a corpse as the dude would probably have died
Xetiku do you mean that some of the gold got washed out at the crying lady waterfall where Tzekel-Kan wound up?
That actually makes sense-
L
I like how Miguel was the first to suggest they stop the sacrifice and the way he caught the guy before he fell, even though Tulio is not a bad person, Miguel is the most compassionate of the two
As soon as Tulio realized that it was going to be a human sacrifice, he immediately said, "I don't like this."
Like he says
Stars..
Can't do it.
Not today.
My favorite line LOL
Ah. Well perhaps it is possible I misread...the heavens.
Don’t worry buddy, to error is human, to forgive…
@@ricvaladez2563 My lords. May the people of El Dorado off you our tribute.
My lords, does this please you?
What I love most about this movie is it shows both the good and the bad of native cultures
As well as the good and the bad of conquistadores with Tulio and Miguel being good guys and Cortés a villian
It showed off the bad part of native cultures without demonizing them.
@@antoine_neve I feel like that is a vital message of sorts.
Yeah, the aztecs did very evil demonic things, those triangle temples were used to sacrifice virgins, people, and babies to false idols.... it's very sad.
To be fair, this isn't a "native" culture.
This film portrays a hodgepodge of ancient-Mesoamerican tropes, and ignores the Muisca culture where the "El Dorado" tale originated from.
Later when Tzekel Kan brought the jaguar to life, the statue of Tulio and Miguel split apart from each other. I think that symbolized the fight between Tulio and Miguel and also the fact that they almost went their separate ways forever.
Me and my husband just went on an excursion to Chicken itza and this is so accurate! The human sacrifices were drugged with fermented honey among other things to feel little too no pain, they found many human remains as well as gold in the Cenote and you can see the place where they’d Bathe them right beside the stone table where they would be sacrificed above the hole. They used an obsidian axe or knife before being tossed in. Most were 14-24 years old, but they found newborns and elderly remains as well. Super interesting and crazy to see the old crime scene in person
THAT'S a cenote?!? That whirlpool thing?
I’m sorry CHICKEN itzá? 😅
It's Chichen-Itzá!!
Also I can assure you the Aztec's sacrifices were more BRUTAL
I can (partially) claim Maya heritage. If I were alive then, there's a decent chance I would have been a child sacrifice, if not, a young adult one. Emerging adulthood is anywhere from 18-25 years old nowadays. I'm 27. So, all things considered, I would have been dead by 24...prolly. 🤷
I can just imagine what Tzekel Kan's dating profile might look like -
"Areas of interest include human sacrifices and contact sports."
I love how utterly different Chief is from Tzekel-Khan. He even asks them if they're happy with the tribute and absolutely respects their wishes, unlike the priest who feels so entitled to sacrifice a innocent for no reason like if that is a sign of respect.
Tzekel-Khan is not really the bad guy. He just is doing what he's been taught to do for probably years. Tulio and Miguel are almost going everything he believes in to the point where he sees through them.
Tzekel-*Kan*
You're right, but that doesn't mean he's not a bad guy. The man was a pure sadist. It's one thing to believe and practice belief. However, when it comes to the deaths of innocents and those who were undeserving, he did not bat an eye. Even if it puts his own people in danger. You can't deny that he enjoyed sacrificing his people, and took any chance to do so as well as trying to convince Tulio and Miquel into doing so. I understand his reasons, but to accept them is to spit on those who did not deserve what he believed to be a righteous sacrifice. Not even his own people seemed responsive when the chance to sacrifice came, despite the fact they grew up in the same culture as well. And it is because of those beliefs that they did not intervene when sacrifice was "demanded."
Tzekel-Kan is literally on the pure evil wiki.
Cortes was always the more intimidating villain in my opinion and was WAY more of a threat than Tzekel-Kan.
No, he's not doing what he's been taught, at least, not as far as the sacrifice is concerned.
"The beginning of a new era, the dawning of a new age, demands sacrifice". This quote, followed by the reaction of the crowd and the chief, tells us that this is new behaviour from Tzekel-Kan, considered abhorrent by the onlookers and clearly takes them by surprise.
What seems to be the case, is that Tzekel-Kan has misunderstood old prophesies, misinterpreted them.
"So dawns the age of the jaguar", "As it is prophesied, the age of the jaguar will be written in blood!".
Tzekel-Kan seems to have read or somehow divined the prophesies relating to the new age of the jaguar they happen to be entering at this time. He seems to interpret a general forecast of a time of bloodshed, as a commandment to shed blood himself.
Since we never see any prophetic texts, we don't really know how much of this 'misinterpretation' is actually Tzekel-Kan's fault. It may not be a misinterpretation at all, for all we know.
All we know is that, at the same time as an age of great bloodshed is predicted, the Spanish happen to be entering the Americas...Which will lead to a time of great bloodshed.
This movie gave me 3 more fictional crushes; Tulio, Miguel and Chel
Especially Chel 😏😎
And Tzekel...
Miguel, Tulio, and Chel are pretty attractive despite being animated.
@@oswaldcobblepot365 I think you and I should do business... >D
Legendary epic movie!!! Love it! One of the best animated films ever!!!
1:50 I've never noticed the "bitch u serious???" face tulio gives him when being saddled with the coverup XD
Lmfao underrated comment
@@ThuyCawlEemThaBlaydRunna overrated, most unfunny shit
@@Sven-ql3ch 13 likes=overrated?
@@ThuyCawlEemThaBlaydRunna yes beacuse its unfunny as fuck
1:51
0:25 Tzekel-Khan making his own echo.
I want to see this...!
lol, like, as a back shot like they do with the horse.
Look I really feel sorry for a the high priest he really wants to impress them, but instead they should tell him, that sacrifices aren't what the god want, and make up a story/plan before hand and tell him what thier "fellow gods" want.
Or they could just say they mistinterpreted the texts but forgive him for his efforts maybe. But then again he did open up a portal and summon a dude so maybe he actually he's pleasing some god or another
It’s kind of revealed that Tzekel Kan is just bloodthirsty and sadistic in general when Miguel calls him out after the ballgame
Miguel after the ball game says exactly that
But Tzekel-Kan believes that Gods needed human essence, blood to sustain themselves
The Aztecs believe that sacrificing to the sun god helps the Sun keep going across the sky, keeping it fighting agsinst the Darkness
El Dorado in this world seems to be a city state that hid itself from the other Mesoamerican Empires and believe themselves the center of the world
But they share culture and religion similar to the other Empires, believing in similar Gods
Only Chief Tannabok doesn’t seem to want to sacrifice his own people, and see Tzekel-Kan as a rival taking control of city away from him
As for the Age of the Jaguar, Aztecs and Mayans believe that the world was created, destroyed and reborn in a series of ages
Tzekel-Kan was expecting great destroyer gods to come and destroy the old world, and El Dorado would prosper as the center of the new world
Although it wasn’t just devotion, it was also about comtrol, as Tzekel Kan portrayed himself as speaker of the Gods, making himself a near godlike being himself
He used those laws and traditions to give himself power, not just politically but magic as it seemed powered by ritual and sacrifice
So he is a religious despot that was put in his place
How do you feel bad for a villain on the Pure Evil Wiki?
Can I just say that are we all ignoring the fact that the women in 2 separate lines are carrying golden cups and rings and everything else on a golden plate, like That's really heavy, and its really impressive, Go Girl power!
The scene with the climbing proved that the people of El dorado are remarkably healthy.
2:32 I just realized how the ladies on the left and right were EXACT copies of one another! Their movement are exactly the same! And probably the other maidens were also duplicates of another maiden with a different style... I burst out laughing when I finally inspected the background characters... it took me 22 years to finally notice this
Its cheaper to do this to background characters in animated movies 😂😂😂 Still this movie is a gem
0:36 also seeing Chel setting flower Petals on the ground and her being a slave hints it might be one of her few tasks to do hinting she meant to be seen as just a flower girl when a sacrifice happens
@@doomslayer7761 Giving the fact maidens might be slaves i think they might be some of Chels sisters who left her when they got made into Staff members and their heir style hints a new role in line from her
I noticed that too 😂 wondering why almost all of them look the same but certain parts of this scene you can see different ladies but I didn’t noticed the ladies that were walking away after throwing the gold
I'm crying 😂
What Miguel and Tulio did to save that guy proves that not all thieves/con men are actually bad people. They are con men but they still have morals. They dont harm people and certainly dont kill people. And seeing someone about to be sacrificed, along with the offer to sacrifice an entire team of players, is where they draw the line and have to step in.
A majority of petty thieves that are arrested arent actually bad people. Many of them are going through rough times and are desperate. Do they still need to spend some time in jail? Yes but they shouldn't have to pay for it their whole lives.
There was line in a movie for a theif (might be a drug dealer too i forgot) saying "look my kids dont know i do this, i dont want to do it but i have no choice..."
and in another video i watched muder documantry (i think) police says "theif dont kill, they left playstation and all money, jelwery...a theif wouldnt go in a house and kill people"
and example in my country when people leaving their houses they leave lights open so thieves think theres someone at home and USUALLY even if door is like wide open nothing gets stolen.
so ur right...
💎in the rough.
True, people who commit crimes like theft are not truly bad people because they are in desperate needs, I mean some thieves are fathers that are trying to feed their families because they are poor.
Like the Sniper from TF2 said: “Professionals have Standards”
3:37 hold it
Some fun facts:
The name Tzekel-Kan is Maya and means "bare serpent" or "serpent of stone". El Dorado was supposed to be located in Colombia and apparently the people living there should be the Muisca people, but they all seem to have Maya names. Also Xibalba is a Maya concept.
Just like how Apocalypto is about the Mayans yet borrows a bit from the Aztecs.
@@diegobareno5820yep
He was a stone-hearted snake. Seems fitting to me.
@@diegobareno5820in fact it borrows too much from the Aztecs
Miguel and Tulio are comedians
1:48-2:04 when you parents tell you to do your homework.
0:08 me waking up my parents at 4 am for now reason
I’m thinking Xibalba from the Book of Life when his name is spoken
I thought the same thing! I even remember that someone made a funny mini comic where xibalba is just chilling in his land of the forgotten until suddenly a lot of gold falls on him 😂
4:00 I really like that transition
Also, R.I.P random skull, crushed by Cortez to make himself look menacing.
It seems to foreshadow Tzekel- Khan getting " crushed" by Hernan Cortez at the end when he is taken as his prisoner.
In the tribute scene, Cortez and the rest Spanish guards landed up in the shore and Cortez picks up Altivo, Miguel and Tulio’s trail.
Omg the aztec society
0:00 awww Miguel and Tulio are sleeping.
Their got drunk. 🥴 🤣 😳 😭 🤧 😂 🥴 🤣 😳😂
3:33 stop! 🛑
3:39 THEY WISH TO BASK! TAKE THE TRIBUTE TO THE GODS’ TEMPLE!! 😀
This is funny of how they sleep 😴
How me and my friend sleep at sleepovers
Their faces when they start throwing the gold makes me die laughing 😂
is a he's fantastic news on his heart and getting loved it
0:22 I love the Chief’s “I’m so over you Tzekel Kan” face he does
i love this
TZEKEL KAN: Hello 👋 Boys!
I'm amazed that the people were shocked at a tribute. It is normal to have sacrifices/tributes and an honor in that culture to be chosen for tribute to the gods.
0:26 ThE gOdS hAvE aWaKeNeD
2:15 this scene makes me die of laughter 😂😂😂
Nice one
0:26 *THE GODS HAVE AWAKENED!!!!*
Good morning, my lords!
stars can't do it not today
When I call in sick at work
I miss this film. XDDD
Well what are you waiting for? Order it on Amazon or Walmart.
@@BrianLyons315 I've already got it. XDD I just have to watch it.
@@icey_dark_gacha Oh. But still, you don't have to miss it, you can watch it whenever you want.
Me too.
@@BrianLyons315 Thanks :)
This movie is funny as fk rewatching it as an adult though 😂💯
Never seen this movie before.
Really? It's a good movie.
It's 21 years old
Missing out bro. I've seen it probably a hundred times and never got bored. Fun characters, nice visuals and great music
2:23 WOW, GOLD 😮😮😮😮😮!!!
Cortes just got approved as NPE
(Dipper and Mabel sleeping, suddenly Blind Ivan appeared, they screamed)
Blind Ivan: Good morning, my lords!
Mabel: He's back!
Dipper: Oh, no.
Blind Ivan: And now it's my turn! THE GODS HAVE AWAKENED!
[they all cheer, then Dipper falls to the ground, Wendy throws flower petals on the ground]
Dipper: Hey, Wendy, what's going on?
Wendy: It's not gonna be good.
Dipper: Thank you.
Blind Ivan: This city has been granted a great blessing. And what have we done to show our gratitude? A meager celebration. THE GODS DESERVE A PROPER TRIBUTE!
[the woman reveal a bag, then they shake their head]
Blind Ivan: The beginning of a new era, the dawning of a new age, demands, sacrifice!
[the bag reveals a man, then they all gasp]
Dipper: I don't like this.
Mabel: Dipper, we've got to do something.
[Blind Ivan pushes the man, raising his axe]
Dipper: STOP! This is not a proper tribute!
Blind Ivan: You do not want the tribute?
Mabel: No. No, no. We want tribute. Uh, it's just that, uh... Tulio, tell him.
Dipper: The stars are not in position for this tribute!
Mabel: Like he says, the stars... Can't do it. Not today.
Blind Ivan: Ah. Perhaps it is impossible I misread the heavens.
Mabel: Don't worry about it. To err is human, to forgive... Hmm.
Wtf?
0:09 miguel and Tulio: DAHH!
2:02 Not today.
0:08 when you’re the surgeon on call and you get paged at 2 am.🙃
Those ladies must be pretty strong to carry that much gold?
this was the best use for cgi: still human hand for the characters, cgi for a better 3d effect on gold and boats. i miss they don't do this anymore
I miss 2000's 2D animation
Oh Great 👍 2:52
2:53
@@amhedtvaldes4750🤦🏽♂️👉🏾🟡🌀
You thank me later.
disney could never
DreamWorks can do it. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
they have proven so 🎉🎉🎉@@coreyfisler8663
Gold 💲💲💲
I like this cliff just dont fell down but it takes you out and you can return 😂😊
And I thought I was nuts
This priest takes it to a whole new level
Sacrifice was common in this culture. He was loyal to his job.
He could’ve just sacrificed goats or something less human
TO XIBALBA!!!
Hey, Chel, um…… what are they doing?
@@jediindyfan98 They're sending it to Xibalba. The Spirit Wolrd!
@@Dahaka-rd6tw Spirit world…. 😢
2:32
Xibalba from the book of life be like " ow! huh?! If only they could fix the ROOF on the ceiling. "
the poor bald guy was really high on drugs for the sacrifice
lmao breathing weed smoke in that package didn't go well for him
1:58
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Except for Cortez steps on human skull after Cortez and the rest of Spanish guards landed up in the seashore.
He’s performing witchcraft
*TO XIBALBA*
Hey Chel, uh, what are they doing?
@@nateborie6329 They are sending it to Xibalba the spirit world.
Although Miguel and Tulio were conmen, they knew better than to see an innocent person condemned to be sacrificed to death to profile the new age in El Dorado. However, the two men cared about two different things; Tulio cared more about having enough gold as possible while Miguel cared more about the glory and peace in the city the citizens had for so long.
Why dont they put fence around the cliff so no one would fell in the Whirlpool
Tzekel-kan fell in and he was fine
@@perrybb2 that was just luck but for someone else it could be doom especially someone who cant swim
@@PajafromPrague I doubt they would really care. Life was cheap in the Mesoamerican world. That's why they sacrificed so many people back then
@@perrybb2 as you see Tzekel Kan only wanted sacrifice
@@PajafromPrague That's just Disney. Watch Apocalypto for a more realistic, less PG version.
What going on here 👀😳🤔
who ever drew that lil girl got those eyes lol
I wonder what these 2 would've thought if they had walked in on the Aztecs while they performed the Heart Extraction sacrifice, lol.
I bet the people don’t like sacrifices. Because it’s pointless and it’s murdering
I just realized,is the chief a man? Sounds so much like a woman,looks like a woman,but that would mean she’s bare-chested which would be unusual for a(mostly)kid’s movie.
Effeminate man, yeah.
The Chief is a man
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Why is Tzekel-Kan so attractive?
Maybe cause he has tough personality and distinct appearance.
Confidence
0:14 HES Back
What
So uh, who is higher in power, the chief or the high priest?
(0:00) Miguel and Tulio:
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It’ll do 😂😂😂😂
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No
i think this scene is the moment the chief realises that miguel and tulio aren't gods. why else would he be looking upwards at 3:19, when the gods he's meant to be honouring are right in front of him and the tribute is traveling below, unless he's actually thanking the REAL gods for sending men willing to protect his people?
Did meso culture really do tributes like this?
No. They tied the sacrific e to stone altar, cut the still beating heart out and offered that as tribute to gods.
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Youre welcome
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Why?
@@ATL05 cause he want all gold in the world
@@hugeshalaw oh ok
THEY WISH TO BASK! TAKE THE TRIBUTE TO THE GODS' TEMPLE!
Thay chick in this movie was bad lol was like 10 going crazy hhahah
It may be a movie but the funny thing is how xibalba is turned to another COVID-19 variant. I guess you can use gold to kill this new variant 😆😆😆...
Tzekel-khan's got flare.
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Ironically, the real Cortez was more like Miguel and Tulio.
What do you mean? Like based on looks?
@@markreyes7454 He took the Aztec Emperor (Montezuma II) prisoner in order to manipulate the masses and aquire wealth, then turned against the Spanish and fought Spaniard forces when they came to take his position as leader. He even had a child with a native woman.
Pitfall anyone?
LOL 3:33
Still have a crush on chel
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One can imagine how the Spaniards actually felt when they saw Aztec sacrifices the first time
Right? Lol. Or imagine what Tulip and Miguel would've thought if they walked in on these guys as they were pulling hearts out.
@markreyes7454 from what I read when blood was offered to the Spaniards they spat the ground and turned away in disgust which astonished the Aztecs. Apparently the Spanish style of trial and execution in turn horrified the Aztecs
Even if it would have been causes suspicion, I would have said that I´m not a god who is interested in living sacrifices as I respect life and the normal course it takes. I do wonder for what reason some cultures did these kind of tributes like for example killing a human and what made them believe it would appease the gods.
The Aztecs and Mayans believed that the universe was sustained on human blood and required human sacrifice to maintain cosmic order. Interestingly, the supreme god, Quetzacoatl, was averse to human sacrifice. Human sacrifice was practiced in many civilizations included Mesopotamia, Rome, Greece , China and among the Celts and Vikings to name a few
I have a crush on chel..
She hot
I have a very bad feeling about this.
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How is bro’s calves bigger than his quads?
if was today this film was canceled for be white supremacy 🤣🤣
Well originally Miguel and Tulio were supposed to be a gay couple. So that might give them points with liberals.
I wanna know why's the chief so shocked? He should know good and well this shit happens ALL the time.