A big brother's legend

Hailee 2022-04-21 09:02:37

In countless Western books discussing Joan of Arc, a question that has been unclear is why the prince at that time was willing to use Joan of Arc. In fact, these serious scholars only need to read the history of the Boxer Regiment to understand how a group of mad senior brothers fooled the Empress Dowager Cixi and finally brought disaster to the country and the people and self-destruction history.
Of course, those big brothers faced far more advanced Westerners. But if they face a less advanced adversary, or even have a certain technological advantage, such as Hitler, then some miracles may be accomplished.
Basically, Luc Besson told such a story. Of course, what he said was more cynical. For example, the mother-in-law of the crown prince obviously expected such a schizophrenia from the beginning; the crown prince himself, except when he was most desperate, did not expect much from the prophet.
Dear students who believe in religion, don't be misled by the previous film reviews. Luc Besson is not a Christian, so don't watch his films as those promoting Christianity.

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  • Theo 2022-03-28 09:01:05

    Occasionally marked -________-'' This Joan of Arc is insane, but I like it very much. (It's much better than "The Fifth Element"!!) The scene where Joan of Arc confessed to death in prison was very exciting - decided to rewatch it ==+

  • Alysha 2022-04-23 07:02:41

    The second half is not bad~ Watch carefully, it is too long~

The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc quotes

  • Joan of Arc: [to Glassdale] Yield! Yield, to the King of Heaven! Or go back to your island.

    English soldier: And you, go back to your pigsty!

  • Joan of Arc: It's not my body I want to save. It's my soul.