The first few minutes of the film (about the life scenes of cavemen) are more funny and creative, especially about the origin of the "Ten Commandments"; in the later part of the Roman Empire, there is a suspicion that there is a lot of time to walk, and there are many elements of coquettishness. However, the "Last Supper" section is more interesting. The "Spanish Trial" is completely a musical, and there are synchronized swimming of the nuns, just like the off-camera version of the movie. The "French Revolution" was a concentration camp of "sexual gimmicks". It's a pity that the film ended by Hitler, ha ha.
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