MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Actor and producer Mel Gibson hit back on Monday at accusations his "Apocalypto" movie misrepresents Mayan Indians as savages, accusing opponents of not doing their research.

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Mel Gibson has publicly defended his new film Apocalypto over claims that it misrepresents its Mayan subjects. At a screening in Mexico City, the director rejected claims that the film depicts the ...

Director Wes Ball's (now also attached to the live-action Legend of Zelda movie) one-line pitch for Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes was a surprising but enticing one. Marketing for the next Planet ...

Mel Gibson's bloody "Apocalypto" debuted as the No. 1 weekend movie, proving the filmmaker can deliver a winner despite a drunken-driving arrest and anti-Semitic rant last summer. "Apocalypto," a ...