This movie is produced by Sony, I don't know if this has anything to do with the Japanese game-like style of the movie. Personally, this movie can be seen as a game played by a real person.
There are plots and characters, clear and clear tasks - to defend the waves of attacks, the necessary conditions, pregnant women and babies and the men who guard them can't die.
The little bloody graphics, tight rhythm, and gorgeous, if not grandiose special effects, don't make this movie what those people call a bad movie. It's quite interesting to watch as a movie based on an action game. For example, the wings of angels can be used as weapons, and they are quite imposing. Although in the end, when I saw the angels chasing and killing them, I wanted to say: Look, Birdman... just watch it as an action movie, this is not a serious religious film, nor is it an anti-Christ, at most it counts as one. Ministry of Religious Reflection. But no matter what, it can't stop those sensitive people.
It's not your fault that you don't understand it, but you should cut your tongue to talk nonsense if you don't understand it (only for those who comment indiscriminately).
Some people say that angels pretend to be zombies and are so easily killed by humans.
I don't know if this person saw what the movie was saying. Those who look like zombies are just puppets of angels, not real angels.
Some people say, why did God send angels to destroy mankind.
People who say this don't even understand the Bible at all. If you don't believe it, read the "Old Testament Kings" and so on. God sent angels to kill more than once. A Gabriel or a Michael is enough to destroy mankind, why should God do it himself?
Some people frankly admit that they don't understand the Bible or anything, and they don't understand the plot. Then don't make comments. Insulting the movie is also just insulting your own ignorance. Why does God destroy the world is actually said in the movie. If you don't believe me, check it out for yourself. Then go to look at some biblical materials, just go directly to Baidu, at least you can also encyclopedia. If you don't go to the PPS, there is a comment that is quite detailed. Why do you have to jump to conclusions without looking carefully? Aren't you afraid of making jokes?
The birth of a baby can save mankind. The angel Michael in the movie also said that there was no such baby in the records of the future. (No record doesn't mean it doesn't exist. That's a blank, for you to fill in.) Humanity will be finished when this pregnant woman is killed. His birth means that human beings have changed their destiny and there is still hope to live. This is actually what God means. God wants to give mankind a chance in the end, and it is up to mankind to decide whether they can save themselves. Otherwise, he could have killed Michael himself, and did he need to ask Gabriel to slowly chase him down?
Some things that need to be explained, the following quote is from Baidu:
"Michael, the so-called "Who Is Like God", the chief soldier around God and the supreme commander of the angel army. "Angel of Mercy", "Angel of Justice", "Prince of God", the name of Michael can be seen in the four angels and the seven angels. According to the inheritance of the Old Testament "Daniel", Michael is the The guardian angel of Israel is the only angel among the sixty-nine guardian angels of emerging nations that is not fallen. It is also an angel who will guide the world when the world is in trouble. "It is said in Christianity that Michael guards the soul of the Virgin Mary and does not let others contaminate it. "He not only has the courage and unparalleled power that mortals do not have, but also has the most beautiful appearance and is very handsome. His temperament is brave and resolute. Although he is warlike, he is full of compassion. He holds absolute denial and ruthless annihilation of evil. He is the embodiment of "absolute justice" without any darkness. "
In the film, Michael is portrayed as an angel who understands "what God really wants" and protects the "Virgin". Perhaps because of the above descriptions, it is necessary to know that taking into account some plot needs, the film cannot be so comprehensive. So I can't hold that Michael killed a lot of people in the Bible, but in the film he said frankly: "I used to be one of them."
"Gabriel means 'God has Shown Himself' Mightily' evolved from the Sumerian root GBR, which means "governor" and "ruler". Originally a seraph, his status was prominent and noble, but he was angered because he had a great disagreement with God on the issue of punishing the Egyptians. God was demoted to the great heaven and listed as one of the archangels. After the great heaven prospered and became more and more valued by Jehovah God, Gabriel became the archangel, an important guard in heaven, and served as the chief of the entire heaven. Vigilant work, and once became the best backup candidate for Seraph."
In the film, he is portrayed as an angel who demonstrates God's power, he only knows to obey God's will and show God to the world. Ability.
Personally, I prefer this to be a reflection on religion between gods, angels and devils. When angels come to destroy mankind, does it mean to mankind that they are the same as the devil?
It can also be seen as a ideological struggle of God himself, who is hesitant to purify the world. So his thoughts turned into a confrontation between the two angels.
This is also a contradiction in the minds of many people. Human beings have done too much damage to this world. Human beings continue to kill each other, greed, hypocrisy, and fornication... But there is no lack of beauty and hope among human beings, and many people are working hard to protect this world. Is human existence right or wrong?
The film also seems to imply that the decision-making power concerning the survival of human beings has always been in the hands of human beings. God has given this decision to humans (Michael cuts off his wings and becomes human). If human beings can't protect their right to survive in the end, then God can only kill them in pain.
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