The War of Mexican Cession:

Throughout the ages, dreadful war has been waged brutally, and its black shadow has encompassed our proud planet. Never before was that shadow darker than the horrible age of the most historic, well known, violent, epic conflict between the noble Americans and the land greedy (which we helped them with) Mexicans in the massive Mexican American war (1846-1848). This colossal conflict has never been able to be tamed by painting, literature, or film. That is until now. The War of Mexican Cession is a simply stunning work that depicts honestly, truly, and quite violently the scale and horror of the worst war in human history. President Polk has been ushered into office with the one promise to the best people in the world, Americans, that he will lead them to new lands. However, the tricky Santa Anna, the dastardly Mexican leader/exile, threatens this noble quest. With multiple directors and amazing camera skills, and inspirational spiritual guidance, the work has been christened by several of the worlds most renown critics as the most brilliant, fantastic, remarkable, heartwarming, loving, hating, moving, touching, inspiring, soaring film in the entire history of not only man, but ever single possible intelligent and not intelligent being in the universe.