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https://www.deseret.com/2000/4/9/19556674/fuss-over-depictions-of-mayans-in-el-dorado-is-a-bit-hypocritical

https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2000-mar-29-ca-13654-story.html

https://nativeamericanmediarepresentation.wordpress.com/2020/03/17/the-road-to-el-dorado-the-complications-of-colonization/

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Human sacrifice and. Also we can see that the ones with the most power are the priest and the chief.

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I think the most powerful part of the story is when they said that their gods and the volcano erupted

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1. In this movie we can see that pok-a-tok is presented, as well as human sacrifice. Pok- a-tok is been played since one of the two "gods" decided to play football. But the priest leads them, as a result of them playing pok-a-tok not knowing what it is and the consequences of it. Also, after the "gods" won the priest emphasizes and decides to make a human sacrifice of the losers after the game is over. These are some examples of human sacrifice and pok-a-tok being presented in this movie.

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An over exaggerated part of the movie is the priest the priests couldn't actually do magic.
An other scene that is over exaggerated is when the two humans are supposed to be gods this isn't true because in Maya history gods don't have the form of humans.

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Human sacrifice and xibalba. When they try to sacrifice someone or throw gold to xibalba the "spirit world" for tribute to god.

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There wasn't something confusing or something I didn't understand about the movie. It was understandable. But there was an exaggeration of some things, such as the spell ( not sure, what it was (shown at the end) ) the priest casts.

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I liked how some characters knew they were not gods and still helped them most.
My favorite character is the horse because he is funny.

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An over exaggerated part was that the priest couldn't possess animals and do actual magic.

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I like the movie because it combines comedy with history. My favourite character is Miguel because he is funny and because he contributes to the story a lot.

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When I was watching this film I was thinking of this civilization and their decisions. Also, their religion and culture. Another thing that I thought of was how they accomplished to survive all of these years.

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The one little thing I didn't understand about was why Xibalba lead to some sort of a water fall.

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I would ask Tulio why he didn't want to stay because he would be living the life as a god.

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I was thinking how the story is  true at some parts but for the most part is fantasy.

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The thing I liked the most about the movie was how the filmmakers portrayed El Dorado as an utopian city.

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I think the most powerful part of the city was Tulio and Miguel escaping with the boat.

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One part that was overexaggerated was when the priest cast the spell. From what we know the Maya's and all other people cannot do magic and preform spells.

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The high priest is is portrayed as someone who is doubted by the people, he believes in tradition. I think this is not accurate because the priest is one of the highest on the social pyramid.

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I would ask the cheif why did he give all the gold to tulio and miguel even tho he knew they were not gods

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I was thinking if the fountain to enter el dorado is true and not fake and why was the gold in different shapes

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In my oppinion human secrofice and also something that stands out is how the priests and the leaders have so much power but also the til of the city

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I tihnk that it had some parts like the part that the priest moves the monster aroung and also the way that they found the city even if the droped of the boat in the middle of the journey

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they flattened their faces.In the movie everyone in El dorado had a flat face.

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The only thing that I dont understand is how will they come back

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I was thinking what if an explorer really found this city???

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Something overexaggerated is when the priest did magic and created a monster because priests might be strong but they cant do that

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It would be the Leader because he is so nice and funny and I think that I would ask him how is it to rule a mayan city and mabe back then the most popular to the europians

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One thing that was exaggerated was when the priest made a potion and casted spells into this hole that then allowed him to control a statue.

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Something is overexaggerated is the priest push one person down in to the water and he gets the power from it.

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Hernan Cortez didn't find the Eldorado.

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This film was very fun to watch however the events in it are very exaggerated and some even fake for example the priest could do actual magic and bring destruction to the city of El dorado and that El Dorado actually exists, they portray it as an utopian community with countless amount of gold. It's definitely a historical fiction film. In the end the filmmakers still managed to include historical facts into the film which makes the movie more real.

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none found Eldorado.

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I think the most powerful part of the movie is when Tulio and Miguel killed the priest.

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people want gold too bad and got nothing.

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I didn't get nothing.

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The facts that I found in the movie is they are their face are a little old because it's 2000 movie and also priest,chief has the most power.

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The one thing that I didn't understand about the movie was that if the Xibalba led to some sort of water fall, then if a human sacrifice happened wouldn't the person that would be sacrificed still be alive? and not dead?

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WHAT I LIKED
I liked the gold
WHAT I NOT LIKE
I didn't like the Hernan Cortez
MY FAVORITE PART
my favorite part was when they blocked the path to Eldorado with the gold ship.

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The movie is The road to eldeorado.

I dont know who the author is but the movie is Dreamworks.

I think that if I would rate it I wouold give it a 4 out of 5  because it was fun but had some facts mistaked like cortes becuase he serched for the azteecs and found them

The main cahracters arethe 2 people that came from spain and se=aid they are gods and I think they are both typical humans that would die for money or gold

My favorite seene is when the 2 characters found the city and the seene that I did not like is the one where cortes does not find the city to see what happens

It is a movie based on the explorer times and the Mayan civilaizations and it shows how easy it was for the europians to go explore places and step over steal their gold that was pleanty and kill everyone but of course in a kids movie. I can also see about the social structure of the Latin american tribes.

I think that the message of the film is that you cant get always what you want.

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What I liked the most about the movie was how they were able to make "The road to El Dorado" into a whole adventure.
My favorite character was the horse because he never left Tulio and Miguel but instead he watched over them and stayed by their side to protect them.

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I like the movie because it's mix history and comedy so it doesn't make it bored.

I like that horse because he helped Miguel and Tulio a lot, also he's loyal and funny.

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I was thinking what if someone is swimming there and see all the gold in the water??

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When I was watching the movie I was thinking if El Dorado was actually a city of gold hidden under a fountain or people just made it up.

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THE ROAD TO EL DORADO

In my opinion, THE ROAD TO EL DORADO is a very creative movie. As it included historical facts, the creator of this movie decided to add some indigenous people known for their long time civilization, the Maya. But even though they included this information it was also humorous and interesting. As the movie included multiple characters and personalities which made the movie more exciting. Some characters included are Miguel, the horse, and Tulio. But this movie also included some parts and facts that were exaggerated such as, the priest who cast multiple spells which affected all of the movie and way of life which the citizens of El Dorado had. Even though it was exaggerated, the thought that El Dorado might be real, a utopian world. May inspire and influence many people to attempt and believe that there is a chance that we may accomplish and achieve to live this way. ( without their kind of culture )

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I think the most powerful part of this movie is when they escape with their boat

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I would ask that girl why you believe them to take you out here?

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In the movie we see the human sacrifices. We see that they are not only sacrificing the living creatures, they are also sacrificing the golds for Xibalba. And we also see the pok-a-tok is led under about the human sacrificing. Pok-a-tok is a game with ball that play with two teams, we knock it with any parts of the body but except hands. If one team loses, then they become the sacrifices. At the beginning of the movie， the major characters can't find the El Dorado，also at the conclusion， the leader of the army found the El Dorado（they actually didn't ， but they found the enterance）of high priest's guidance。

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Movie:The Road To El Dorado
Directors: Bibo Bergeron, Don Paul and Jeffrey Katzenberg.
Genre:Romance, Comedy and Adventure.
Rate: 4/5

Main Characters name and description: Tulio is a very clever ,tricky, and quick thinking guy and he is more interested in wealth than adventure.
Miguel is a little coward but likes to discover new things, at first his only interest was to find the gold in El Doraro but then instead of the gold he wanted to live in El Doraro peacefully.

Favorite scene and Most disliked scene:
My favorite scene of the movie was when the priest found out that Tulio and Miguel weren't actually gods, and my least favorite scene was the end because it wasn't what I was expecting it to be.

I'm not sure what the message of the movie is.

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I think the most powerful part of the scene was when the priest found out that Tulio and Miguel weren't actually gods.

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Human sacrifices and the facts that priests and chiefs have the most power.

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I think that the magic part and the part where they crash a ship into rocks and fly away but still be alive we’re over exaggerated.

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My favorite part of the movie was when Miguel and Tulio acted like they were fighting to get themselves out of trouble, it’s nice that they had a backup plan. And my favorite character was the horse because he never left and and was loyal to them.

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I think the most powerful part of the movie was how much luck they had when they said their were gods and the volcano erupted then it stopped when the asked it to stop.

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The high priest is portrayed as someone who is bad in the movie, it could be a bit accurate because the extremely rich people or the people who are in the highest social class are usually referred to as bad people, but not all of them. Tzekel-Kan also discovered that Miguel and Tulio were lying about being gods, so that could be another reason on why he got mad.

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Life is more important than wealth

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1. Human sacrifice, I know it's accurate because it was a big factor in the past that played a role. It was in their religion. In addition, the movie had placed multiple examples, for instance: when Tzekel Kan pushed the chemical maker in order for the chemical to work, that was sacrifice.

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An overexaggerated part was when the preast performed spells to create a monster. This was overexaggerated because back in Meso America's history you could not control a monster made out of rock mentaly.

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I liked the movie because it displayed how people felt living in this different lifestyle and the way they thought. My favorite character in movie was the chief for he was caring and very generous.

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I was thinking of how us humans have evolved, the way we dress, the way we are, our physical appearance, the way we think. I was thinking of comparisons between the film and the world today.

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I would ask Tulio why he decided to lose all of the gold when the boat was unstable, because his whole purpose was to get back to Spain with his love and the gold.

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In the movie they play pok-a-tok which is a game that involves human sacrifice. As we saw in the movie once one of the teams lost they were going to sacrifice one player if it wasn't for the two "gods".

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Don't risk your life for money.

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An over exaggerated part was when the mayans believed that the two men were gods because gods would most likely not arrive on foot and with normal clothes.

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I think the most powerful part was when Tulio and Miguel were telling the people of El Dorado that they are gods and once he moved his hands the volcano erupted but then he stopped the eruption.

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Road to El Dorado
main characters: Tulio & Miguel
Favorite scene:
when Tulio and Miguel fought to kill the monster.
Least favorite scene:
When Miguel was going to stay and Tulio was leaving.

The movie is about two characters who found El Dorado. They claim to be gods and receive huge celebrations to honor them. The two argue about how they should deal with the gold and getting back to where they came from. The priest finds out that they are fake and conjures a monster that they had to defeat. One of the characters decides to stay as a god, while the other sticks to the original plan and goes back home. On that day the priest lead a huge army to destroy El Dorado, but he failed because they managed to ceal the entrance.

I am not sure about what the message is.

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Movie: The Road to El Dorado
Directors: Bibo Bergerson, Don Paul, Jeffrey Katzenberg

I would give the film 3 stars out of 5 because even though it was entertaining many parts were over exaggerated such as the priests spell in the end of the movie and how they portrayed the characters. I do not think it was necessary to make Chel's character so provocative and there was no need to put those scenes in a children's movie.

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1st The gods. In the movie they showed not only how much they believe in the gods but how much they "know" about them. Like how a god can't bleed and how a god needs blood from human sacrifices.
2nd Human sacrifice. We see that the priest keeps trying to give the gods gifts as shown in sacrifice.
These are just 2 thing the movie got from the Mayan. There are many more.

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One part was when the priest did spells. Although the priest can speck to the god but never once did the high priest in real life made a monster out of a spell.
Another part is how quickly the people trusted them. A god stoping a volcano is cool. But I believe the Mayan expect way more.

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A lie can only go so far, till you unsure of it yourself.

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Why are people like this. It's like an on going cycle of doing anything to please others.

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I like how Tulio and Miguel always fought. But they never could truly turn there back on one another. It nice seeing a close friendship.
I like Miguel the best. Because everything he should fear and things he doesn't. Well you can say he doesn't have a "little voice in your head."

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Movie: The Road To EL Dorado
Genre: Adventure & Comedy
Directors: Don Paul, Bibo Bergeron, & Jefffrey Katzenberg.
Review: 10-10

The Main characters are Tulio and Miguel. Tulio is quite panicked, bossy, sensible, sarcastic, with a little bit of sassy. Miguel on the other hand is fun, loving, offhand, and adventurous.

My Favorite scene was when the two friends sang, "The Trail we Blaze." It showed that not only will they stop at nothing to get somewhere but will always stay together. You can as hear it with them saying, "WE"
My most disliked scene was when Tulio said "forget about Miguel." No matter who you're talking to, saying your best friend for life is so unwanted that you could just forget everything about them is sad.

Time Period: 16th century

Setting: Spain to El Dorado

The message of the movie: A lie can only go so far, till you unsure of it yourself.

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Something over exaggerated are that El Dorado is no found, and the priest cannot cast spells.

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Persistence is not a good thing

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I liked most about the movie is the atmosphere at El Dorado is really nice and lively. My favorite character is the chief of El Dorado, because even though he know that Miguel and Tulio are not gods, but he still treat them well.

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When I was watching the movie, I was thinking that if Xibalba is underwater, how can the boats went through there?

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I think the most powerful part of this story is that when the army was about to arrive, Turio made a plan and gave up the gold, and Miguel also gave up the idea of being a god and staying in Eldorado forever.

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I would ask the priest of El Dorado, why he is so obsessed with the gods.

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You can continue with your faith, but you cannot force us to have one.

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I don't understand if the priest sacrificed the people to Xibalba and they probably have died, because it's sacrifice. But when the priest of the movie fell in the swirl, he went to a place, and he didn't die.

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The least like about the movie was Tulio and Chel were discussing about leaving El Dorado without Miguel. I feel sorry for Miguel because they are partners. But it true that every couple doesn't want anyone to disturb them. The least favorite character is probably the priest, because he is really bad.