Granted that comes down to one the biggest plot points of the movie: The curse. Now seriously, if you don’t want “Jungle Cruise” spoilers ... 400-year-old conquistador who was part of ...

As part of Aguirre’s curse, he has snakes coming out of his ... However, he acknowledged that fighting Aguirre and the Conquistadors was different than any other fight he’s been in.

or Édgar Ramírez as the leader of the cursed conquistadors. I promise I’ll try to be more organized reviewing Jungle Cruise 2. Caveat Spectator: Stylized violence; icky creature effects ...

"Jungle Cruise ... alongside a Conquistador's helmet — a nod to Frank's past and the character of Édgar Ramirez, the villainous Aguirre. Aguirre is the leader of a group of cursed Conquistadors ...

This screen is reserved for Jaume Collet-Sera’s “Jungle Cruise,” an adaptation ... These villains are a group of cursed conquistadors led by Aguirre (Édgar Ramírez), who probably regrets ...

Similarly, “Jungle Cruise” introduces us to Aguirre, played by Edgar Ramirez, almost unrecognizable as an undead conquistador ... the Moon but who are all now cursed to remain in the jungle ...

Jungle Cruise starts in 1916 ... There’s also a legend about the cursed conquistadors who originally sought out the tree, but it doesn’t become important until midway through.

Jungle Cruise tries to introduce a supernatural element, ala Pirates of the Caribbean, where three disgraced conquistadors from the mid-17th century are also seeking the tree to break the curse ...

Each of them worked as a skipper on Disneyland’s Jungle Cruise ride ... where the protagonists encounter everything from cursed conquistadors to cannibals. Along the way, Johnson’s character ...

Granted that comes down to one the biggest plot points of the movie: The curse. Now seriously, if you don’t want “Jungle Cruise” spoilers ... 400-year-old conquistador who was part of ...

This screen is reserved for Jaume Collet-Sera’s “Jungle Cruise,” an adaptation ... These villains are a group of cursed conquistadors led by Aguirre (Édgar Ramírez), who probably regrets ...