Since I haven't played the game, all the impressions come from this movie. From the very beginning, the front of the film was submitted to the generation, representing the centralized Holy See and the Assassin Brotherhood pursuing freedom consciousness, which controlled the free code of the Apple of Eden to snatch. This film is completed from two perspectives. The current Holy See still does not give up the search for the Apple of Eden, and now they choose to use technology to trace the past, and the protagonist Lynch is selected to participate in this experiment because he is a descendant of the pioneer in the past Assassin Brotherhood.
And because of his hatred for his father's killing of his mother, he initially wanted to give the Apple of Eden to the Holy See, but in the synchronization with his predecessors, he understood what kind of will Assassin's Creed was, and finally awakened with some others. The Assassins recaptured the Apple of Eden. The whole film is relatively smooth, and the background of the story and the scene are explained more clearly, but there are still flaws. The foreshadowing in the early stage is too long, resulting in the final competition for the Apple. It seems too hasty and simple. I can't help but wonder why such a simple thing has been dragged on for thousands of years, and the last dialogue between Lynch and Sophia is also a bit confusing, and I don't understand what Sophia's final position is.
All in all, still a good viewing
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