Leaving aside some technical factors, I think the most important thing about this film is its ideological nature. It is different from the general horror movies that only pursue visual excitement. It reflects the spirit of sacrifice and redemption similar to Buddhism, "I will not go to hell, who will go to hell". Father Morin and Father Callas sacrificed themselves in order to save the little girl. This spirit is admirable. On the other hand, only with a clear heart can be confident and confident of victory in the face of the devil. Father Callas was full of guilt for his mother because he failed to take good care of his mother, so that he could not hold on to his faith, maintain his faith, and lose in the face-to-face confrontation with the devil. In the end, he could only destroy the devil and complete the self-salvation of his soul.
The film is also a bit lengthy, and it has just entered the topic after an hour of playing, which is too long. It is annoying to watch and tests the endurance of the audience. I think many viewers may not be able to persist.
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