Small section of 'The Road to El Dorado'

Dreamworks' movie 'The Road to El Dorado' - this is a tiny snippet of the very amazing and hilarious film for use in my history lesson. We're doing coursework on the Spanish Age of Discovery and this bit always makes me laugh - "Cuba!"

[@wrathofvajra132]

"My crew... was as carefully chosen as the disciples of Christ." That's got to be the most ballsy thing to say.

[@onedaxster]

That has to be one of the most badass movie villain introductions ever

[@captainman6914]

The real cortez did what he did Becuase of God yeah but id be terrified to if some person came at me wearing the skin of a little girl

[@madelinenielsen3532]

That sent chills down my spine!

[@nathancruz9172]

Madeline Nielsen me too.

[@nathancruz9172]

0:26-0:31 and, I will not tolerate stowaways.

[@SirSamVimesSA]

It blows my mind that Cortez is the same voice actor as Winnie the Pooh.

[@breeeegs]

"Eeyore, have the pigs flogged!"

[@1987AnimeBoy]

"To the brig, and no honey."

[@kadmuspl830]

when someone in china says he does not like communism pooh simply changes into cortez

[@VinceAdams-qy4re]

He also voiced Darkwing Duck and Tigger.

[@midknightmiddleman5887]

Have you ever heard of the game Army Men Sarges Heroes? He voiced the soldiers too

[@charmandyorton006]

0:26 That lighting... that music... that line reading... THAT KNUCKLE CRACKING... All of that is just terrifying.

[@Halo1138]

The deliver of Cummings' lines are fantastic. "My crew... was as carefully chosen as the disciples of Christ. And I will NOT TOLERATE stowaways!"

[@hab0272]

pure poetry

[@giorgialadashvili4771]

Wouldn't that line technically be blasphemy for a 16th century Spaniard?

[@knightofarkronia8652]

Hiei Neat! You know, I met Johnny Yong Bosch and Catlin Glass once! And I also got a picture taken with Billy Dee Williams!

[@manuelmoreno-st3hd]

@@giorgialadashvili4771 yeah

[@samuraipanda85]

@@giorgialadashvili4771 I mean its not like he said more carefully.

[@solitary2]

.....alright, Cuba

[@nathancruz9172]

0:51-0:55 😆

[@holyhowler7129]

this awkward moment when you realize that the voice of Cortez is Tiger from "Winnie the Pooh", ROFL

[@tuber12111]

and Winnie!

[@craftyclaw3273]

Wow 😂

[@michaelwilliamybarra2409]

@@tuber12111 He's also Pete, Darkwing Duck, Don Karnage in Tailspin, Taz from Looney Toons, the singing voice for both Scar in Be Prepared and Rasputin in Don Bluth's Anastasia, and SO MUCH MORE(we're talkin 400 voices)!!! His name is Jim Cummings, and here's where you can find his other works! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Cummings

[@zurvanmooney4940]

@@michaelwilliamybarra2409 don’t forget Razoul from Aladdin

[@WizardOfHumor1989]

Cortez somewhat reminds me a bit of Sir Bart in Sword in the Stone

[@humoronwheels87]

You know I hear Cuba's actually a lovely place this time of year

[@robertbreschard3493]

It was evil

[@zaxbitterzen2178]

I remember even as a kid this guy was one of the scariest presences i've ever felt. His voice, his attitude, his words just everything was scary.

[@callahaine100]

0:26 Can we agree that this is one of the best villain introduction ever?

[@SylasReidd777]

@Lucas Lemos finally someone who actually knows some history, thanks man.

[@danielsmith2249]

He wasn’t a villain tho.

[@solitary2]

Lucas Lemos “that is what the left tried to do with history” Yes, because the right know everything and deserve to control the new world order. You can never go far without a corny ass nigga project politics in a place where it wasn’t requested nor cares for

[@SuperPepecharlie]

Lucas Lemos You are a dumbas without any knowledge of latinoamerican history. Surely you are a Trump supporter

[@AlfredoPuente8]

@213rfghu nm It was ilegal to slave the natives.

[@mathewgodfrey1517]

1519: Alright. Cuba! 2020: OH NO, CUBA!

[@nathancruz9172]

0:51-0:54 😆

[@JetConvoy]

As a Cuban, let me tell you that’s absolutely right.

[@rivaraptor4277]

@@JetConvoy i'll admit though, those vintage cars... they're amazing

[@Quinntus79]

Based on what I’ve read about sugar plantations, I’d be saying oh no, Cuba in 1519.

[@bigsluryt]

tell that to the millions of tourists who go there every year

[@281cu6]

That's an excellent depiction of what Cortes not only didn't look like, act like, or how the conquest occurred. 😂

[@Rvh1]

Ah yes, your "historically accurate" representation of Cortéz would be a black lesbian woman who identifies as a man and is leading a crew full of "bigoted", "racist", spaniard white men.

[@SirToaster9330]

Yeah, Cortes was actually a lawyer and he wasn't meant to explore, the Spanish Government hated the Conquistadors cause they couldn't keep their pants up when around nonwhite women and swords in their scabbards when around nonchristians

[@SirToaster9330]

fun fact: 1. This was against his country's orders 2. He was actually going to be a lawyer

[@Southern_Crusader]

Alternatively, it was bad ass so I’ll let it slide.

[@oolooo]

"""Conquest"""

[@Azkadaz]

This scene is what made me start cracking my knuckles as a kid.

[@nathancruz9172]

0:31 me too.

[@KillerKrieg]

Holy crap. Jim Cumming's voice is so powerful and glorious that I felt this vibration go throughout my entire body. I mean the character is kind of glorious in a way, I see him as more of a hero than a villain, someone who I would follow to the death.

[@fandom_pie]

Apparently he’s also Winnie the Pooh 😀

[@micahmackinnon99]

This man is responsible for 200,000 people being put to the blade, 20 million people dying of disease, the collapse of the Aztec empire, the enslavement of the local populations of Central America, the extrajudicial executions of local Spanish rivals, and many other things that are blatantly evil, all of which were excused because he was "in the land of infidels". This man was the embodiment of The Adversary (Satan), he pursued earthly riches in the name of "Christ" and violated the Gospel by forcing conversions to Christianity. He's in the the top 100 worst people of all time EVER. You're dumb.

[@vmi02raven]

His voice must be perfect for the "powerful leader voice"....he was the singing voice of Chief Powhatan in 1996's "Pocahontas"

[@VenomCold]

best villain ever, dat music doe

[@Demaad]

J.I He was a villain in real life

[@milesdavisahead]

Dies ire Gregorian chant

[@narutardkyuubi]

Their only ‘victory’ is escaping from him with their lives and denying him El Dorado. Sad to say, but Cortez won IRL...

[@Hasserthered]

Wouldn't say he was a villain per se. More like a source of unbeatable dread that you can't beat and forces you to flee, a la Nemesis or Mr. X in Resident Evil

[@kejiri3593]

@@Hasserthered It was just the world back then. Conquest and take.

[@danktime216]

My teacher: This paper is terrible Me: My paper was as carefully written as the holy Bible, and I will not tolerate a D. You will be flogged, and at the end of the semester if I have a D God willing you will be flogged some more. Then enslaved in the cafeteria for the rest of your miserable life. To the ISS room.

[@unknownboi1265]

Like a Boss.

[@nathancruz9172]

0:26-0:44 😆

[@nathancruz9172]

Unknown boi 0:36-0:40 cool 😎

[@LordTacos]

Alright, cafeteria!

[@nathancrawshaw2708]

Beautiful

[@PrimevalHunter300]

You gotta love how miguel is always optimistic :)

[@ukcheckmate]

This man said god willing you will be flogged some more.

[@_Cato_]

ukcheckmate Based.

[@nathancruz9172]

0:40-0:43 and then, enslaved on the sugar plantations for the rest of your miserable 😖 lives. 0:49 to the brig!

[@ryannarcisse]

He meant god willing they make it to Cuba

[@dinolover]

Lol that's essentially saying "I hope to god they whip you some more"

[@godzillavkk]

How nice. Winnie the Pooh is telling people they will be flogged and enslaved.

[@andreascovano7742]

should've brought that gold milk honey

[@liger5953]

more like a dark Colonel Hathi.

[@karlagrant2159]

godzillavkk the same

[@friendcomputer2293]

Stowaways. Oh bother.

[@pikppa]

Given the personality and the role as a captain, he is more a not-funny Don Karnage

[@Razshagaul]

Miguel's line kills me! I know this is supposed to be about Cortez, who is badass, but... I have to quote it, it's calling me... "Alright, Cuba!"

[@thomasfriendsfan1247]

0:23/0:24/0:25/0:26 Cortes: My crew was as carefully chosen as the Disciples of Christ, and I will not tolerate stowaways. You will be flogged. And when we put in to Cuba to resupply, God willing, you will be flogged some more. And then enslaved on the sugar plantations for the rest of your miserable lives. To the brig! Miguel: All right! Cuba! (The guard takes Tulio and Miguel to the brig)

[@MadKingOfMadaya]

*_I've been dying from this scene for weeks now. You don't understand shit like this when you were a child_*

[@elijahanderson3288]

I love how they play the Gregorian chant whenever he's on.

[@fohawk871]

If I knew what he was talking about on the second part when I was younger, I probably would've shit myself!

[@antonk6359]

I know this is only a kid's movie - but Cortes' voyage didn't begin like this. He had been a magistrate in Cuba for a number of years and it was from there he began his conquest of Mexico.

[@pikppa]

Anton K He also started it illegaly since he was not allowed in the beginning and was only granted permission later because of his success

[@DiscordantDisharmonist]

@@pikppa He was a wienie and a glory hound.

[@moncayo912]

Cho'gall, Chieftain of the Twilight's Hammer i mean, he still pulled it off regardless

[@SeanIgo]

@@DiscordantDisharmonist he was a total hero and a human legend.

[@DiscordantDisharmonist]

@@SeanIgo Heroes and legends can still reek of dog urine, friendo. At least he's not anywhere close to the modern day Chinese Government in terms of levels of things I dislike.

[@cavezon16]

Jim Cummings sounds AWESOME in this movie

[@pikppa]

THEGEORGE STARRING GEORGE FEATURING GEORGE SHOW! He always does

[@nathancruz9172]

I met him last 4 years at Los Angeles convention center and he’s a brilliant voice actor.

[@robertbreschard3493]

0:26 Jim Cummings makes his deep voice perfect for this film

[@nathancruz9172]

I met him one time at the Dave and sons convention center and Los Angeles convention center last 5 years ago.

[@FRAUSTxBYTE]

THIS is how he should have sounded in skyrim!

[@TheThedisliker]

Im not quite sure if you encounter him in that game

[@squallken3173]

My thoughts going threw my head as 0:25-0:50. That's one mean looking dude compared to the first scene he's in. Is that whole Disciples of Christ line supposed to be serious or ironic? That's some serious knuckle cracking. He sure loves the idea of flogging. Flogged and slavery is harsh for stowaways. Jim Cummings is awesome!

[@Igarappappa]

Probably serious. Especially through those gloves. That was THE punishment of the time. They were VERY tough on criminals back then, even for the minor shit. Plus captains tended to take crimes aboard their ships seriously. Like OH MY GOD seriously. Yup.

[@pikppa]

Jim Cummings is an amazing artist

[@rodundarrIV]

That's the understatement of the year

[@kaneslives]

squallken3173 why did the Disciples of Christ thing sound ironic?

[@CTurtle]

Four of the disciples were fishermen, one was a tax collector and the others were assumed to be tradesman. Jesus Himself was a carpenter.

[@zyzor]

In real life Cortez could use all the men he could get and would have just pressed these men into service on penalty of death if they refused

[@juliofranciscogomezstoppel1860]

At the time, expeditions to America were common, and supplies were carefully calculated. A military expedition like this one woulded been QUITE SEVERE on stowaways, not only because it meant unexpected drain of food and water, but also because it coulded mean an unexpected source of trouble within the crew. Sending people to the colonies as a way of punishment was a implemented later on once some continental docks got stablished

[@carlosmedina1281]

He would have impressed them since Cortez's expedition was illegal since he did not have permission from the governor of Cuba. Guy only got permission after he proved how successful he was.

[@NemoSahib]

``Spain, the evangelist of half the globe, Spain the hammer of heretics, light of Trent, the sword of Rome, the cradle of Saint Ignatius.´´

[@lucase.garcia8026]

The Spanish Black Legend... a classic. The first thing Cortez did upon landing in America, was to have two trees cut down, make a large cross with them and officiate the first mass on the continent. Liberate the Tlaxcaltecas people from the Aztec claws (who were fattened to later be sacrificed. They allied with Cortez and to this day they remember him as the "liberator of the Indian." It was the liberated Tlaxcalteca people who perpetrated the famous Aztec massacre in Tenochtitlan ... the Spanish troops did not exceed 300 or 500 soldiers). I know Cortés who clubbed the meter and a half of blood scabs and Aztec idols of the Great Teocalli pyramid (god who asked for a minimum of 30,000 annual sacrifices), who married an indigenous woman, the Malinche, a very intelligent woman who allowed with his genius the victory of the Spanish over the Aztec empire, and had as his son the first Mexican and mestizo: Martín Cortés ... of course, I do not recognize this clown that the Disney dares to call Cortés. For the gold? Really? That will say the pirates with subsidy and letters of privateering of the British, Dutch or French crown that attacked the Spanish fleets. Most of the proceeds remained in America, investing in infrastructure and universities that, after the secessionist revolutions, continued to operate (not to say that they were the only ones that would exist for many years). It is noted that the Blas de Lezo and Cartagena de Indias may hurt more than one ... but this is unheard of. But what can be said, even "Pocahontas" is a story stolen from an Andalusian Spaniard named Juan Ortíz ... but that is another topic.

[@brendanforester4601]

God bless Cortés! 📿 And all the righteous Conquistadors.

[@lucase.garcia8026]

@@brendanforester4601 Yes. injustices were committed, but by a specific group of lords, landowners and also citizens, who had their own parallel states (that would lead to independence / secession wars, which would plunge the empire and the entire Hispanic world into ruin)... but not a systematic rule as if it happened with other empires, clearly predatory. When Spain builds a settlement, they first built the hospital and the school. England, meanwhile, a bank and a yard for the slaves. A Spanish king stopped the conquest to evaluate that it was "ethical", since injustices were being committed, something unprecedented in history ... "by its fruits they will know it". Not to mention the Indian decree, which states that the Indian is a Spanish citizen ... oh, and the eight hours of work. Spain was the first to apply them. ^ - ^

[@brendanforester4601]

@@lucase.garcia8026 Exactly right. Spain was without a doubt one of the greatest empires in history. Not only for its accomplishments, but how they achieved them and why.

[@wiel5908]

Anglos being anglos

[@theangelsvengeance40k]

You do know that they're known as traitors to all of Mexico right?

[@dwarfie24]

The expressions of the horse lol, by the time of gold he is like aaaww crap not this shit again.

[@zyzor]

I’ll give credit to the sound fx team. Those musket shots were pretty realistic.

[@charlieclark9552]

Yep, that's cortez alright

[@shepherdsson]

Gotta love how these kid movies are being taught how the thing in history like this DIDNT happen.

[@Catholic-Redpilled-Spaniard]

The hero Cortes!!

[@SpanishDio]

Jajajajajaja!!! te volví a encontrar!!! Viva España!

[@parjai97]

El hombre que quemó sus naves porque rompió toda ley y se salió con la suya!

[@Catholic-Redpilled-Spaniard]

@Pin Evil? Right, because the rest of human conquerors in history have all been nice about it, huh? What the fuck has happened to society today

[@rickyyacine4818]

@@SpanishDio but he was evil 😢😢😢 jesus said thoes who live by sword die by the sword 😒

[@kejiri3593]

@@rickyyacine4818 Yeah but money is money. Besides, name me one religion that doesnt justify its goals for purposes of ambitions : D

[@WizardOfHumor1989]

Jim Cummings is the man!

[@Evan8787]

The sad moment you realize Cortez wins in the end.

[@Evan8787]

yea....Cortez was Spanish 0_o

[@1987AnimeBoy]

At least he was kept away from El Dorado, sparing the city from his plunder.

[@emw1994]

He's sort of a reckoning force. The real Cortez was almost like divine wrath on the Aztecs. You can soak yourself in blood for a long time, but someone will catch up to you.

[@ZetsubouGintama]

And Miguel and Tulio stop Cortez to get El Dorado. Only Aztec suffer in their place.

[@alexfernandezdecordoba7740]

viva el Imperio Español!!!

[@pablofernandez278]

cortes was one of the best disney villains, in fact he was a real conquer, from my city actually xd (im from spain, badajoz)

[@greedysourceofgod4819]

I don't think this is from disney ,i think this is from dreamworks :/

[@pohiena2666]

This is for dreamworks

[@onedaxster]

Dreamworks, not Disney

[@inthesarrahman7180]

Dreamworks. And he wasn't even the villain. It was some Aztec Shaman who wanted to control the Gods or something

[@ps4clipsfromtimoks]

i love how the guards pick them up like toys

[@zurvanmooney4940]

0:31 me when someone trespasses on my property

[@nathancruz9172]

Me: I will not tolerate amateurs from being drunk. 🥴

[@funnycoconutanimatics3877]

I just realized they’re using the same music notes from Hector Berlioz - Symphonie Fantastique - Dream Of A Witches Sabbath for Cortez’s speech on the ship. It’s also used in The Shining

[@stevenirizarry1304]

Cortez is so fucking hardcore that he wasn’t made the main villain of the movie

[@mr.ghiblidude]

He's more of a side villain but he didn't get much screentime

[@RiseofTaitoShirei]

I'm not going to be like the asshole critics who hated this or Sinbad, cause I actually do like this movie. But it's biggest mistake in it's development was being the start of a film series before people decided if they liked it or not. See as a result the movie ended on a cliff hanger without Cortez being defeated. Instead of a movie about stopping Cortez from killing the people of El Dorado we got Miguel and Tulio conning them into thinking they're gods and Tzekel Kan being the main villain which was well not the right idea as Cortez was fucking bad ass. One of the most underrated villains in Dreamworks too as Cortez had that amazing Jim Cummings voice.

[@naughtydog201]

I don't see how that idea would make sense. This is a kid's movie but how on earth would Cortes have been "defeated". He, along with the other conquistadors, conquered the Americas and killed anyone in his way.

[@juliofranciscogomezstoppel1860]

that would make exactly zero sense. Cortes conquered south america, guns blazing and shit. In the bigger scheme of things, being "ultimatetly" true to the story, Cortes wins, HARD.

[@THEDARKKNIGHTXTDK]

I'm glad to be spaniard.

[@jerichamesclammay3107]

oh please we Brits were a bigger Empire than you bunch of pussies.

[@THEDARKKNIGHTXTDK]

yep, same thing with Britain Colonialism have ended by 1997.

[@jerichamesclammay3107]

Zillion1950 Channel unlike you Spanish at least we went over there like a true empire and dealt with the rebellion on our end.

[@THEDARKKNIGHTXTDK]

Yep.

[@jerichamesclammay3107]

Zillion1950 Channel and you say you're proud of your heritage. Pfft.

[@liannapfister8255]

I didn’t first notice it until halfway through the movie but Cortez’s theme is the Dies Irae. 0:29

[@AlfredoPuente8]

When Dreamworks turns you into the JoJo version of Pizarro.

[@redarmy1582]

I want the king of spain to give that speech lol.😂

[@brendansullivan4872]

Cortez was never that jacked.

[@randomguy56789]

And didn’t look like Jack Nikelson

[@turkishjanitor3666]

​@@randomguy56789 well his theme sounds like the opening music from Shining

[@zaxbitterzen2178]

What really impresses me is how seemingly unafraid of Cortes that Miguel is lmao.

[@randomguy56789]

Because Miguel despises him and is used to people like him

[@julianbeldham8684]

Honestly Cortez was perhaps the most evil and daring man in history. His entire life was fascinating

[@DanteD84]

Forget about men like hitler, Stalin, Hirohito, marx etc. ?

[@douglaskelly1394]

@@DanteD84 Hitler was having parties at Berghoff and Stalin was hiding in the Kremlin the entire time. Cortez on the other hand, lead an expedition with a handful of men into uncharted territory, ultimately to face one of the most powerful warriors in one of the largest and most feared empires in Mesoamerica. Ultimately destroying the biggest city in the Americas and slaughtering thousands of natives by his own hand.

[@willfarinholt92]

He wasn’t evil but he was fascinating.

[@assrammington7961]

Evil? He wasn’t even as evil as some of the Aztecs he conquered lol

[@Evallandercomingsoon]

Anyone know where I can find the music that plays during Cortez's badassness?

[@Rane7685]

I'd like to know this too

[@andrewmccormick-johnson3553]

Rane7685 Pencilization That's a variation on an old Gregorian chant called "Dies Irae" ("Day of Wrath" in Latin)

[@yuniverscty]

Pencilization it is the main theme from the movie "The Shining" by Stanley Kubrick

[@Evallandercomingsoon]

yes

[@Supertomiman]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHu2d3-JbqZmfa8&ab_channel=TMCProductions

[@krissyfandubs2]

Flogged some more means a whole different thing in 2019

[@MatthieuArmengau]

All right, cuba ?

[@horrorfan96]

Is there any movie Jim Cummings hasn't voiced in?!

[@pikppa]

Not animated ones xd

[@C.A.Nanney]

Pete (House of Mouse), Steele (Balto), Tigger & Pooh (Winnie the Pooh), and Ray (The Princess and the Frog).

[@lucasborum4106]

C.A. Nanney Razoul From Aladdin

[@nathancruz9172]

He recently voiced Winnie the Pooh and tigger in live action remake of Christopher Robin with Ewan McGregor.

[@davidekstrand8544]

He also narrated a lot of trailers.

[@AlexanderTilakovsky]

"So what shall it be, do you join the expedition or do you die here?"

[@cuteButKindaDeadlyBreloom]

This film was so savage

[@milesdavisahead]

Hey guys this is Miles Hampton and I am a music performance major. at 0:25 in the music background Dies Ire is played in the background. Also known as "the Day of Wrath"

[@vmdraco]

"Spain, 1519" from the film's soundtrack. Just search it up here :)

[@nathancruz9172]

0:02-0:18 happy 😃 20th anniversary.

[@sirorliktheironclad]

They really got Hernan Cortes right in this film.

[@havokvladimirovichstalinov]

0:35 when someone posts a video licking shit off the store shelves and putting it back

[@elimorris1334]

Fun fact: Cortez is voiced by Jim Cummings aka Winnie the Pooh and Tigger

[@robertbreschard3493]

We all know that

[@benanthonybalane8191]

The Road To El Dorado 2000 Released Date 📅 Theater 🎥 March 31, 2000.

[@TheAllSeeingEye2468]

such a intimidating man

[@DrOktobermensch]

Right, Cuba!

[@nathancruz9172]

0:51-0:54 😆

[@felixalexander7399]

Men will watch this movie at 3 years old and base their entire personality off of cortes

[@MaskOfAgamemnon]

Cortez didn't set out from Spain. He was already working in the new world.

[@fluteplayer0948]

Except now that this commercial has been running for a while it is next week.

[@kaleidoscopex7213]

Winnie the Pooh ain’t playing around

[@bigoldinosaur]

Jim Cummings most intimidating performance and he’s barely in the movie.

[@aryellaarrowshot8976]

>Introduces villain that the two main heroes don't even actually get around to fighting They were really hoping this and Sinbad would make so much money they'd spawn fuck loads of sequels

[@vmdraco]

@ghettodagga That's because the same composer, Hans Zimmer, did this movie with John Powell.

[@michaelkelley2727]

cortez is the perfect example that jim Cummings can voice a villain, not a bad guy like pete

[@redarmy1582]

Alright Cuba

[@daguroswaldson257]

You know, this is in some ways an accurate depiction of Cortez, especially since he was a conqueror. You can't be a conqueror by being nice about it. They should have given him a Spanish accent. That would have made him even more intimidating.

[@tylersmith9465]

The kings advisor after them Cortes to what they going to do run away

[@douchebag4118]

Pause this at the beginning of 16 seconds. Yup.

[@PowerfulEdgyDragonSpirit]

“Spain 1519”

[@vmdraco]

@ghettodagga That one I actually don't know, since it's not on the soundtrack DX Sorry! But if you're interested in the rest of the soundtrack it's all here on youtube in awesome quality.

[@PowerfulEdgyDragonSpirit]

0:03 SPAIN 1519

[@ale18309]

Viva Cortez!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Catholic-Redpilled-Spaniard]

VA

[@Blue_Happiness]

Archivo! Eyes forward!

[@braven117]

@@Blue_Happiness *Altivo (Haughty)

[@nathancruz9172]

0:18-0:20 😁

[@assrammington7961]

Cortez didn’t have ships or power when he left Spain. Only after he left Cuba lol

[@tarsus85]

i find there's a lot of flogging going around.

[@danarnold8989]

Ok so can we make this in live action with pedro pascal as cortez

[@yesseniarozonino4910]

so is chanyeol still finding el dorado

[@henrialcazar1890]

Why he didn’t get scream time in the movie

[@Scorponizer]

Cuba :D

[@thenationaltimelyactionhou9328]

Alright...Cuba!

[@shanerose7204]

Does anybody else think DreamWorks designed Cortez after Jack Nicholson or am I the only one? Because that’s all I see when I look at him, an animated Jack Nicholson

[@turkishjanitor3666]

In this case Nicholson with the worst haircut I've seen

[@istoppedcaring6209]

the reality was that cortez actually set of on his expedition ilegally, then had no choice but to go all out or be killed when he came back (his expedition started in cuba though so it is sort of a tiny bit correct, but it is a cartoon after all)

[@douglaskelly1394]

What's even funnier is when Queen Isabella found out about Cortez going rogue, she sent an entire fleet to search and arrest him. However, when Isabella's men found Cortez in Mesoamerica, they were so shocked on how well Cortez had the situation under control and how quickly he was advancing and conquering uncharted territory. It didn't take long for Isabella's men to join Cortez' expedition and stayed, thus expanding Cortez' army. How ironic.

[@istoppedcaring6209]

@@douglaskelly1394 well that is exactly what they should do, they surely realised that aiding in the expansion would not only benefit them personally (and these were also veterans from the reconquista hoping to gain lordly status in the new world, (even though the crown wanted it to be a modern state) but Isabella benefits by the expansion of her empire and the fact is that it is New world silver that fueled the Spanish habsburg war effort of Philips II (even though he actually couldn't keep up with his debts)

[@FidelEtxaniz]

​@@douglaskelly1394Isabella passed away 15 years before Cortez began his expedition.

[@benjaminbrunson4539]

I'm having the time of my life remaining these lines coming from some of Cummings other characters. I'm thinking of SatAm Robotnik...though Tigger's a good one too

[@PowerfulEdgyDragonSpirit]

cortes?

[@Comedyboy12321]

Cortes' voice reminds me of Tank Dempsey 2.0 from call of duty zombies. Steve Blum would have really done a good job of voice acting Cortes in my opinion. Like if you agree.

[@NorceCodine]

Always thought we should name high schools after Hernando Cortez - we need to empower the Hispanic minority. Who wouldn't want to go to "Cortez High" !

[@scissorman44]

Considering Cortes' actions led to a bloodbath, I don't think that's a commendable figure to teach children to admire.

[@oolooo]

0:36 Me when I find someone slandering Hernan Cortes and claiming he was a monster:

[@jonathanfunnell4167]

JIM CUMMINGS FUCKIN ROCKS

[@xxlCortez]

Cortez is the best.

[@ShaharHarshuv]

DIES irae, dies illa, solvet saeculum in favilla Couldn't listen to what he said because I was listening to the music of the Gregorian Chart from the medieval days.

[@1987AnimeBoy]

Does anyone see a bit of Robotnik in Cortes?

[@jonathanfunnell4167]

love jim cummings with all my heart and always will