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Everyone is mortal
Dovie 2022-03-21 09:01:40
One of the classics of cowhide, and it is a religious theme. Various interpretations of obscenity have been formed in the mouths of Chinese movie fans, including the mysterious apocalypse of human nature and long shots. Like the Tree of Life, which won the Palme d'Or (of course, there are many other religious films that have won awards, not to mention), it is the product of the millennium culture of European religions. I remember a certain Italian director said that Italians have been slaves of Catholicism for 2,000 years, which means that religious consciousness has already been imprinted on them, so it is also the movie. From my personal movie point of view, I don't like The Tree of Life, and I don't like this movie either. Although I know it's expressing the way humans seek salvation. Conclusion ps, the seventh seal is a bit similar to the horse of Turin. Obviously, the horse is more powerful, and even a lot of explanations are omitted.
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Burnice 2022-01-27 08:06:58
I pray, only death listens. I confessed, only the god of death made the appointment. I have wisdom, and I can always win a game with death, but why? God always hides from me? He always hides behind half-truth promises and unachievable miracles? I lost, and in the end I could only dance the dance of death involuntarily, and drift away in the darkness. Leave those who never ask questions, and enjoy the sweetness of God's creation in the warmth and light.
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Katrine 2022-04-24 07:01:05
"Love is just another way of saying sexual desire is just desire plus endless lies and deceit. Love is the worst plague. If you indulge in it, there may be joy but it's fleeting."
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Antonius Block: From our darkness, we call out to Thee, Lord. Have mercy on us because we are small and frightened and ignorant.
Jöns: [bitterly] In the darkness where you are supposed to be, where all of us probably are... In the darkness you will find no one to listen to your cries or be touched by your sufferings. Wash your tears and mirror yourself in your indifference.
Antonius Block: God, You who are somewhere, who must be somewhere, have mercy upon us.
Jöns: I could have given you an herb to purge you of your worries about eternity. Now it seems to be too late. But in any case, feel the immense triumph of this last minute when you can still roll your eyes and move your toes.
Karin, Block's Wife: Quiet, quiet.
Jöns: I shall be silent, but under protest.
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Witch: Look into my eyes.
[the knight meets her gaze. They stare at each other for a long time]
Witch: What do you see? Do you see him?
Antonius Block: I see fear in your eyes, an empty, numb fear. But nothing else.
Witch: No one, nothing, no one?
Antonius Block: [shakes his head] No.
Witch: Can't you see him behind your back?
Antonius Block: [turns around] No, there is no one there.