Not religious enough

Kenton 2022-03-18 09:01:02

For me, the only highlight of this film is the part where the male protagonist looks at people with a kitchen knife. But his knife was too fast, and it was not easy to chop bones and meat.
As for the Bible, it's pure nonsense.
What is the sacred meaning of the Bible? Where is the faith? The male pig's feet traveled across the North American continent, staring at a Braille Bible every night, so that 30 years later, he could recite this magical book upside down. However, he only knew to complete his mission all the way west, knowing that in the last years, when a male pig's foot met a female pig's foot, he understood the true meaning of the Bible and wanted to help others.
It can be seen that the power of the Bible is not in the scripture itself, but in everyone's heart.
In fact, in troubled times, cults should be rampant, and that Carnegie should ask Li Hongzhi to be his master. Maybe it will be more promising.
As for the male pig's feet, the purpose of existence should be changed from a single-task operator to a preacher, which is more religious, haha.

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Extended Reading
  • Donna 2022-03-23 09:01:21

    Reluctantly give a three-star...

  • Kale 2022-04-24 07:01:03

    The vicissitudes of life at the beginning of the chapter are a bit like "I am a legend"; the dirty crowd in the noisy town has the illusion of the land version of "Water World". Western civilization has been completely destroyed, the power of reconstruction is pinned on a book, and religion is greater than the sky.

The Book of Eli quotes

  • Engineer: You can wait over there, across the street at the Orpheum.

    Eli: No, I'll wait here.

    Engineer: Bar is about ready to open.

    Eli: I'll wait here.

    Engineer: You don't trust me, do you?

    Eli: Uh... I'll wait here.

  • Carnegie: [about Eli] I love this guy. I love this guy.

    [to Redridge]

    Carnegie: Shoot him, please.