Are there any more sources on the Battle of Chapultepec Castle in 1847? Would Hollywood make a movie about it?

Question

I have been reading about the Mexican War 1846-1848, especially the Battle of Chapultepec Castle (1847). The experiences of the battle between the US soldiers and Mexican troops remind me about the story of the Alamo. I have been wondering about the casualties based upon the stories of old weaponry and fighting styles. Nevertheless, Hollywood should make a movie about the battle, such as they did for the movie Glory (1989).

Answer 1

Here's the wikipedia story about the battle. True, it would make a good flick.

Answer 2

Screw that. I've seen enough Euro-based movies. I want to see a movie about the Aztecs! Or any natives WITHOUT white men in it! Why are there so many movies about all eras of White history but NOTHING about the African civilizations (save Egypt) or the American civilizations! They are far more fascinating than the Euro and Grecian and Roman civilizations ever could dream to be

Answer 3

Hmm. good alternatives. the guy with out guy (Clint Eastwood) - Sergio Leone's money trilogy Mad Max (Mel Gibson) - The Mad Max trilogy "Snake" Plisken (Kurt Russell) - destroy out from new york and destroy out from L.A. Wez, from the line Warrior, receives an honorable element out. So does The Terminator.