Poverty, oppression and suffering, the hatred and strong confidence that result from it, the despair that follows hope again and again, and the doubt that arises from it. Finally, the Son of God descends. Is it true God? No one knows, and the Son of God himself does not know. But we need, all hope and confidence, all despair and doubt, like the tide, like him. People are struggling in the turbulent tide, in the perfect heart and reality Struggling between the atrocities. It is
also a person who is placed in the palm of God’s hand and is a tool for carrying out the divine will. Alexander is the actionist. He has no doubts in his heart, and immediately sets off when he is inspired. Burn everything with a bright flame. And Christ said, Only love can change everything. Even if we use force to break free of the chains, the evil itself will always surround us... I
feel that what the movie expresses can't be said clearly. There are both religious internals and personal struggles. Love and strength, confidence and doubt, the most basic things in these doctrines are all discussed at the level of human nature. Perhaps it should be said that it is a manifestation: people trust God under the premise of preserving themselves, and what they have gone through. Painful road. The
shots are handled very well, the costumes are very real, and the actors’ acting skills are too good to say. If there are any shortcomings, it is probably that the actors have chosen all of them well, which leads to watching such an honest film while watching. Will be distracted, YY blooms...So, Judas definitely loves Christ classmate!!!!!! *The thousand and first shouts*...The two men played against each other one after another. Ah, the bewildered and confident look in the eyes of classmate Christ. (I love you, I believe you will follow me.) Judas classmates have strong unwillingness in the eyes. (I love you, why can't I understand all of you.)*
Mengfan * Please don't drop the thunder and strike me...Orz...so seriously, this is a good film that has both thoughts and pictures and both cuteness. It is highly recommended. (As for the plot... ...It doesn't matter if everyone has read the Bible story anyway.)
When reading the novel, the most impressive thing is the ending. Christ had a dream. He dreamed that he was rescued by an angel from the cross, married Maria, had a child, and lived a prosperous life. When he was old, Judas found him and scolded him. Why abandon everyone? Christ woke up and found that he was still on the cross, so he sincerely thanked God for saving him from the last temptation and saving him from breaking his faith.
Therefore, it does not matter whether he will be resurrected three days later, death is the ultimate victory. Because his wobbly mind finally made the decision to abandon everything in this world, and even abandon himself, and serve God or the delusion of the soul wholeheartedly-perhaps the best thing in the movie is that it never points out whether Christ believes or not. True God.
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