The Great Inca Rebellion - Movie Review Example

The responsible elements behind this conquest are the age-old accepted notions of the various historians and archeologists. This documentary also holds horses, steel and germs, accountable for the invasion of the Spanish over the Incas. The documentation focuses mainly on the discoveries made by Guillermo Cook. The common notion behind the Inca devastation was the mismatch of the regimes but yet this documentary focuses on some other latest theories and contentions regarding the great fall of the civilization.

The historians and archeologists, believing in the new theory feel that the horses, steel, and germs were the beneficial points of the Spanish conquistadors but the major deciding factor for the conquest of the Spanish were the enlistment of some native tribes in the battle against the Incas.The documentary is divided into two neat divisions and the major deviation from the chronicles occurs in the first half. The second half is more interesting than the previous one. The cemetery supports the existing belief of the historians yet it is not shown properly.

The episode regarding the arrival of the Pizzaro also demands more historical pieces of evidence.Every historical documentary deviates a bit from the chronicles and this documentary is also not an exception in this regard yet it is a worth watching the documentary as it opens up many more avenues of the age-old hidden and inquisitive controversies and contentions regarding the world’s greatest civilization - The Great Incas.