Spoiler alert: a one-eyed warrior, imprisoned in a cage by a group of people, became a tool for their gambling. Since he never failed in the fight, he was bought by a chief. During the escort, he killed the guards and fled with the little boy who had been feeding him. On the way to a village, I saw a group of soldiers who had converted to Christ, a pile of charred corpses, and a group of naked women behind the rock. Based on this, it was inferred that these people killed everyone in the village except those women and then destroyed their bodies. Then strip off those women... (some words are omitted here) and then ran into our one-eyed warrior One-Eye. These people are going to Jerusalem to participate in the holy war, and after consultation, they decided to bring one-eyed and little boys. As a result, there was no wind or ocean current after their ship left the shore. These people drifted at sea for a long time and finally reached the land. However, this is not a holy land, but the American continent. It’s all right now. There is no chance for wealth or dedication. Material and spiritual pursuits are gone. All of a sudden these people are confused, so they start infighting. In the hunting of the indigenous people and the conflict with graduate school, Almost wiped out. At this time, only Cyclops and the little boy were left. They were facing siege from dozens of indigenous people. At this time, Cyclops showed a spirit of dedication and was beaten to death by these indigenous cudgels without resistance. But the natives finally let go of the little boy.
This film made me drowsy and there were few characters on the scene; the fighting scenes were too real, and it was over in a few seconds; the only female characters were amazing as soon as they appeared on the stage, dozens of them were naked, just didn’t see what they were long. That's what happened; the most terrible thing is that in the end, I didn't quite understand what the director wanted to express. It is nothing more than the loss and regaining of faith, but I am not in the mood to go into it. After all, what I want to watch is a commercial film, the pursuit of relaxation, not a spiritual journey.
In Norse mythology, Odin is the main god, in charge of war and death; Odin is a one-eyed. At the beginning of the film, when I saw the image of the protagonist, I thought of Odin. A friend’s comment was very thorough, which benefited me a lot; he said that the invasion of Christianity made Odin a slave. In North America where there is no Christianity, Odin sacrificed himself to himself (Nordic mythology) and returned Divine position. I think this man really watched this film with a learning attitude, and I just wanted to watch the excitement.
I don't understand many details in the film very well, after all, I don't know much about religion.
If you want to take a picture of a happy friend, I suggest not to waste time. The video is very obscure and dark, especially when your version is not high-definition, it is too painful.
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