Love, ambition, treason and death clash in a neverending search for a city built with gold.Love, ambition, treason and death clash in a neverending search for a city built with gold.Love, ambition, treason and death clash in a neverending search for a city built with gold.
- Awards
- 1 win & 8 nominations total
Jose Coronado
- Sargento Bastaurrés
- (as José Coronado)
Amaruk Kayshapanta
- Jeromillo
- (as Amaruk Kayshapanta Anchapacxy)
Ayelen K. Franco
- Quetza
- (as Ayelén K. Franco)
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10fasada
The actors well,i'm not good at remembering them from other spanish movies,but they do a very good job.I enjoy the movie very much,10 stars from my point of view.
In the intro to 'Oro', the writer says of the protagonists:
"they were harsh, arrogant, cruel, often divided by quarrels... They killed without scruples and died without protest, in search of gold..."
The rest of the movie is a long, plodding death march illustrating the above points in one brutal incident after another. I was attracted to 'Oro' because of the involvement of Arturo Pérez-Reverte, author of the 'Alatriste' novels, and Agustín Díaz Yanes, the director and screenwriter of the movie version with Viggo Mortensen. As it turn outs though, the cast of 'Oro' is basically a bunch of minor characters from the Alatriste novels while the only thing it has in common with the Mortensen movie is the stabby, throat-slitting viciousness of the fight scenes. The artistry and athleticism of the swordsmen in 'Captain Alatriste' is nowhere to be seen.
I gave 'Oro' a five on the IMDb scale. It's worth seeing if you're really into the period or the creative people involved; if not, you probably want to give it a pass.
"they were harsh, arrogant, cruel, often divided by quarrels... They killed without scruples and died without protest, in search of gold..."
The rest of the movie is a long, plodding death march illustrating the above points in one brutal incident after another. I was attracted to 'Oro' because of the involvement of Arturo Pérez-Reverte, author of the 'Alatriste' novels, and Agustín Díaz Yanes, the director and screenwriter of the movie version with Viggo Mortensen. As it turn outs though, the cast of 'Oro' is basically a bunch of minor characters from the Alatriste novels while the only thing it has in common with the Mortensen movie is the stabby, throat-slitting viciousness of the fight scenes. The artistry and athleticism of the swordsmen in 'Captain Alatriste' is nowhere to be seen.
I gave 'Oro' a five on the IMDb scale. It's worth seeing if you're really into the period or the creative people involved; if not, you probably want to give it a pass.
I don't understand how the best Spanish actors can act so badly . The worst performance in their careers.
Cartoonish, but in a bad sense. 90% of the time the conquistadors wander around in the jungle carrying tons of steel, guns, armour, and all sorts of weapons... I wonder if they eat at all, because they don't carry food, or pots to cook, or stuff to sleep or spare cloths... At least Aguirre had porters to do the heavy lifting.
The dialog sounds (I am a native Spanish speaker) like the mockery of a bad 1950's movie... The characters act like robots, doing things without a motive (this is probably a problem with the original script). The jungle looks like Madrid's botanic gardens. In summary, the producers should have deleted the files before embarrassing themselves.
May be people who gave really low ratings wanted a typical Hollywood movie??
The movie keep me entertained all the time, the settings, environment, actors, costumes and story are all very high quality.
A really great realistic explorer & adventure movie, feels like you are there in the jungle with them.
9/10
The movie keep me entertained all the time, the settings, environment, actors, costumes and story are all very high quality.
A really great realistic explorer & adventure movie, feels like you are there in the jungle with them.
9/10
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- SoundtracksOro
Lyrics by Francisco de Quevedo (uncredited)
Written and Arranged by Javier Limón and Javier Limón
Performed by José Mercé
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Box office
- Budget
- €8,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $5,539
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $2,571
- Dec 3, 2017
- Gross worldwide
- $1,528,185
- Runtime
- 1h 43m(103 min)
- Color
- Sound mix
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