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Old 10-30-2020, 02:27 PM   #12703
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Originally Posted by El Vaquero de Infierno View Post
The Mission 7.5/10

A Jesuit priest (Jeremy Irons) crosses paths with a mercenary/slaver (Robert De Niro), whom has murdered his brother over a woman, and they go to a remote plateau in the South American jungle to establish a mission. They subsequently have to defend that mission and others when the Spanish sell the territory to the Portuguese, whom intend to enslave the natives.

I liked it; a good story, though the acting was sometimes a bit iffy. It had nice cinematography. There's no real action until the final 15-20 mins, but if you like a story give it a try.


It's a beautiful looking film, Aidan Quinn and De Niro are very good.

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