This movie is 2 hr 12 min in duration and is available in English language. They don’t approach them and instead move further into the woods to make a new beginning.Īpocalypto was released on and was directed by Mel Gibson. Paw embraces his youngest newborn son and watches the Spanish ships over the water with his wife. He seeks out his family, who are on the verge of near death but finds and saves them. Paw makes his escape as the raiders stay frozen in terror at the new invaders. His pursuers and Paw reach the beach where they spot Spanish conquistadors. He accidentally kills a leader’s son and thus keeps pace in being chased. Paw suffers an injury but manages to escape, and vows to kill his raiders-which he does in time, along with other natural hazards. The raiders take the survivors to the woods and offer freedom if they are able to escape the raiders’ arrows. But he notices the look between the King and the priest and understands that this sacrifice is a political sham show. Two members are cut to death, and a solar eclipse saves Paw’s life.
The men are herded in front of the Maya royalty, who order the captives to be prepared for sacrifice to please the Gods. The city is dead of crops, wealth, health, and a little diseased girl spoke of death to the civilization at the Maya practices. Zero Wolf leads them to the Maya city, threatening death to Middle Eye when he attempts to kill one of the captives. Paw eyes the pit as he is pushed forward, and one of the raiders cuts the rope to the pit out of suspicion. He is captured as the rest of the survivors. He returns to his tribe but finds many people dead.
Paw rushes his wife Seven and his son to a nearby pit with some rope, making arrangements so that the two evade capture. The next morning, their tribe is overrun by Zero Wolf’s raid and warriors who are torching houses and capturing people as slaves. Jaguar Paw and his companions of his tribe meet a group of refugees of war in the Mesoamerican forests, who seek their permission to pass through the woods.
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