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Etha 2022-12-03 23:22:24
At once. . . Fortunately, TT wants to drag people to their side when they talk about religion. . Too bad I don't believe it~~...
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Elissa 2022-12-02 08:07:54
what you see is what you want to see this is...
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Reynold 2022-11-28 22:03:39
The simple and straightforward summary is: they are all...
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Dashawn 2022-11-16 07:17:16
This movie is so...
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Shaun 2022-11-15 13:28:36
Nice picture, good...
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Lukas 2022-11-10 03:09:54
The perverted story of a boring...
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Marquis 2022-11-05 06:59:59
The last black death, in my heart. We are all wrong, time really can't make up for the wounds in our hearts, it will only get worse, and finally there is no cure! ! !...
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Pedro 2022-10-27 16:52:47
Religion is the most boring...
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Anthony 2022-10-06 16:33:45
As the background of the Black Death, it is said to tell a story about faith, but in fact, it is just revenge, right? Is it really that important to argue with others about the existence of...
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Tremayne 2022-09-20 19:40:33
The lines and dubbing are very authentic, but unfortunately, such authentic classical English and accent completely surpass the comprehension ability of the subtitle translator, so he started to make up and talk about pictures. I see! I thought it was the Merlin...
Black Death Comments
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Dan 2022-09-24 10:21:36
Faith, Salvation, Fear, Death
"The Black Death" is another best film in 2010.
British director Christopher Smith is more than enough to control the horror theme. In 1348, the plague in medieval England raged, killing one third of the population of Europe at that time. This is the background of the story.
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Gloria 2022-10-01 17:11:50
what do you believe
It may indeed be a religious reflection film. At that time, Catholicism was the state religion of the Roman Empire, while the United Kingdom may be an independent island country, becoming a separate Puritanism (Christianity), independent of the Pope of Rome, and asking the British to give up their...
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Langiva: You're in mourning.
Osmund: Is it so obvious?
Langiva: Was it a woman?
[Osmund is silent and looks away]
Langiva: It's no sin to love a woman.
Osmund: I am sworn to God.
Langiva: A man needs more than divine love to sustain him. And he shouldn't be punished for wanting it.
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[Wolfstan has brought Osmund back to the monastery]
Wolfstan: Look after him.
The Abbot: There's no need. He's back with God.
