Levi Kreis

Rasheed 2021-12-11 08:01:20

A family of three, a father and two sons. The father worked hard to support his family in order to get his son back to a normal life from the shadow of losing his mother. Life is still happy.

      One day, their lives changed-the father suddenly ran into his son's room one night and told his son...

Myles 2021-12-11 08:01:20

It's actually a good story, reasonable and unexpected.

After reading it, I am still vague in some places. For example, is my father crazy, imaginary, or really got a god?

But in the end it clearly showed that Adam did see the devil and saw the sinful nature of the world’s murderer. Fenton...

Keanu 2022-04-23 07:02:12

Bill Butler's photography, in pursuit of old-school imagery (flashbacks, overly soft halos; modern, hard noir lighting, especially the detective's drive to the Rose Garden in Matthew McConaughey). The opening is like The Usual Suspects, and there is a reversal at the end, with an unreliable narrative quality in the process (so that all the flashback passages have to be marked with question marks), but in the end, the answer is not too clear (clear but reassuring): father Is it really seeing the revelation or delusional? What are the traces of the "devil" you see when you touch it? If everything is really God's will, is it right to "act for heaven"? When it was finally revealed that the "slayer" was the sheriff of the small town (the representative of the law), and he was successfully exonerated based on various coincidences or miracles (the face captured by the monitor was blurred, and the detective only met yesterday but admitted not come out), and even said "Praise God" under the American flag with his pregnant wife, who is also a police employee, bringing out another level of anxiety. In the background of 1979, it was released in the United States three months before 9/11 - religious conflict, the era of the alleged "enemy".

Peter 2022-04-21 09:02:12

Well, if it's not a real oracle, at least the plot is pretty good~