Burn!

When will Sony and others stop restricting some movies to rental only?

I saw this years ago and liked it a lot. I see no reason to ignore the politics. They seemed fine to me.

Possibly Brando's best role. More mature than Streetcar, yet not over the hill as in The Godfather. The film itself is long, but only because a few of the scenes are excruciatingly long - I assume for dramatic effect. It appears to be an anti-Vietnam war film made by Italian communists (the Brando character is named "William Walker", and he is sent to Indochina). Imagine a film that is part spaghetti-western, part action adventure, part political intrigue, with an anti-American theme, that takes place in 1860's Carribean. There are two main characters (one of whom is Brando) who are both deep and well acted. Some of the scenes are truely moving. If you like Italian films, and can ignore the politics (not too hard), then you must see this.