The Eucharist is awesome. This is the first time I have seen a Christian-themed youth film. The last episode was about Christianity, where two bad old men were talking about the Pope's succession. It's easy to explain it with a youth film. You are a teenager in a Taoist robe, the sun is shining without reconciliation, and the Dead Poets Society is not dead. As for the main line of the story of a juvenile delinquent who went to a small town to become a fake priest, it can only be interpreted as a background. Because it is a religious film, it is somewhat awe-inspiring, so many of the foreshadowings in the film that can cause strong conflicts are finally toned down. This is probably the reason why the male protagonist Yang Tian Changxiao vented in the end. It is because of these technical treatments that the Eucharist was defeated by parasites in the foreign language film section of this year's Oscars. Youth is not presumptuous, and old age goes to the Pope's inheritance. What's more, the Pope's inheritance also carries the shadow of the Dead Poets Society.
Although I don't care about SB, I still set up a rebound shield: I didn't say that the Pope's inheritance is not good. If you don't believe me, see my rating for that film.
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