In the middle, there was a scene of a big cousin going to Beijing to preach, which made me feel very interesting, but what was not said in the movie was very clear. I guess it was he and other people who went to Beijing to teach Christianity, but because of different beliefs, he was caught at the time. Someone thought it was a cult, burned his friend to death, and then carved a cross on his back. In the movie, the people on the island have always believed in their religion, but they don't know that their religion is a means of satisfying their own selfish desires through artificial packaging. In fact, I have always felt that religious belief is in a balance between black and white. You can use this belief to bring power to your own soul, or you can use this belief to control others. After all, belief is a very powerful one. Power, the best way to control a person is probably to control what he believes.
Quinn in the movie, as a member of the prophet, watched his daughter go to the bathroom and had an abnormal possessiveness towards her daughter. He thought that Jeremy had soiled the angel in his heart. He didn't know that he was killing because someone else let him. His daughter is pregnant, or because he cannot accept that the person who made his daughter pregnant is not himself.
I still like some of the bloody scenes in the second half of the movie, but this kind of movie that involves religion seems to always be a routine. It is nothing more than subverting one’s beliefs and destroying one’s perception of the world, so it’s not particularly true. New Idea, Quinn was the last villain in it, so he was awe-inspiring for ten minutes, and then he died, which seemed quite inexplicable.
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