Why did the boss pursue the ability of the god of death in the first place? Isn't it just wiping it on the neck, and what kind of superpower dagger is so troublesome to kill people?
When the boss was giving Death's possession to the carrier, he was controlled by two minions so that he couldn't resist. Hey, where is your control ability? Summoning worms to save you, it is said that before the burial, there is no mercury to suppress your ability.
The heroine is talkative, she can do whatever she wants, and the plot is ridiculous. It only took less than two hours from the discovery of the coffin to the removal of the coffin, and she only took the coffin from the cemetery. Bring it back to America! I really regard Iraq as my own home. I take whatever I take with me. The real archaeology is not so hasty. It takes several days to dig a coffin. Archaeology is not enough, the whole film ends in five minutes. This plot is forced to serve the plot.
The male protagonist doesn't even know what he's doing, doesn't he feel embarrassed? I fell in love with the heroine without a good explanation of the emotional line, and finally was possessed by the gems of the god of death. This is too fake, it's deceiving children.
To be honest, the weapons in the past were generally scepters, swords and the like, but the weapon in this film is actually a knife. It has no special features, so it is embedded with a gem, which was used to kill the boss family. It's better to take a big knife and cut it directly. If you use a small knife, do you despise the boss's ability? I think yes, the boss in this film often releases water, is too weak, and is counter-killed.
And the Doctor, who is nothing but a fake.
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