The brightest spot is the darkest spot on the negative
This is a dark flick of a religious man
He killed so many people, and even raised him to art. He regarded all the slaughter in the world as a worship, and the people who made these are unattainable great people.
Such values are what he feels right from the bottom of his heart, and even I can't deny that what he said is wrong
But I think the sad thing is that no matter how self-righteous you are, you cannot deny the objective fact that you are not the most special one, or even one of the mediocre ones
I like the point of view in a film review, Jack tried to create a correct personality (house) by killing people, but the god of death directly denied him in the end and let him use the corpse to make the house, so when he built it, he watched his half-life hard work , I don't see his joy, but maybe it's the highest homage of an unsympathetic person
There is also a saying that these stories correspond to birth, miracles, sacrifices, denying love, and attaining the Tao. With these few steps, God's blood donation wine was born in decay, such straightforward and even dark wording is really overwhelming.
But divinity is still human, whether his nature is compassion or corruption, is he a savior or a slaughter, when slaughter becomes savior, when rot becomes art, can he shine brightly, because it is dark but bright
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