A few points to add:
Regarding the Russians undergoing "head-changing" operations
1. Massachusetts is the first area in the United States where gay marriages are allowed
2. The dying man lying on the operating table in the movie was sexually assaulted by a priest many years ago. Did one of the children become homosexual afterwards?
In short, Ya and the Russian who sold the organs got married in Massachusetts (this is in the movie, the black FBI stated). And the girl is suffering from terminal cancer, the Russians constantly look for people of the same blood type to change his body (my understanding is not for changing the head, nor for changing the body of a woman), because in the previous recorded Russian medical experiments After having such a successful experience, the dog after changing the body can last a few more weeks of life.
Therefore, he also needs to constantly hijack and kidnap new targets to meet the needs of changing his body, treating and continuing the life of his "lovers".
From this perspective, although it’s crazy, just like Scully used all means to save the boy in the film, Mulder never gave up looking for the truth. This is also how the Russians who sell the organs gave "I Want to Believe" and "don't, give." Up!" A kind of spiritual persistence...(Although more abnormal)
The supernatural induction of priests (butterfly effect?)
is very fatalistic and mystic... In fact, this is a rather ironic place, it is hard to say that it was sexual assault many years ago. This child is not an important reason for his sudden reaction to the whole incident (then 36 other boys? Do they all have such an inevitable spiritual connection with this priest?).
Take a very ridiculous example, a car that caused the death of another person in a car accident, is it when workers produce it on the production line to let it kill a certain life at a later point in time? NS?
And the life that was killed has been waiting for the moment of being killed by this car from birth?
It would be interesting to watch this film in this way, but the preaching meaning is a bit too strong, and these plots are indeed a bit disgusting.
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