Denzel Washington and Gary Oldman in the introduction attracted me.
In fact, the beginning is full of boring, future action film type, although Washington tx loses weight and specially hired an action coach, a bar fight is really lackluster, really cheap and old.
Gary Oldman is still so dark-bellied, evil seems to be an art in his interpretation.
It was dispensable until...
Carnegie snatched the book, then shot Avery, the show finally began, I saw Denzel's eyes, it was that sudden Doubt, that voice once said that he would be protected. He was convinced and was constantly confirmed, but at this time, this doubt coexisted with the fear of death. No, maybe death is not the most terrifying. The real fear comes from the faith. Shaken, so I read hesitation in his eyes, but then turned firm.
I was conquered by this movie here. With this beautiful look, I really don't need any action.
I like watching Carnegie's performance of fever and weakness after injury, exuding evil and pathological beauty.
But I was also moved by the "Bible" that Avery recited. I don't have any firm beliefs, but I believe this is a great book, because whenever I read and see those words, just those words, my heart is always moved involuntarily.
Human society has begun to realize that it needs clean energy and less damage to save the earth. Should we seek salvation for our souls?
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