I read Eli's Book a few years ago, but I wasn't very impressed at first. During that time, I was searching for movies about horror, sci-fi, apocalypse, and the most impressive thing was Doomsday, where the twisted side of human nature was vividly displayed. The book of Avery, I watched it again recently. I feel that this film is very ironic. The story mainly summarizes that after a black man sent the last Bible in the world to each other and went through all kinds of difficulties and obstacles along the way, the Bible came to life again. The Bible is the foundation of Christianity and the source of all beliefs. In the end, it was a black man who experienced Jesus Christ-like suffering and preaching, and turned it into people's beliefs again. The irony is very explicit. The status of the Bible in Christianity is the same as the Quran in Islam and the Buddhist scriptures in Buddhism. It enslaves all people. After the war, people broke free of this shackle, but now they voluntarily put it on again. The absolute evil in the world is as fundamental as absolute justice. No difference, but the color of human nature is gray, human beings will always be this chaotic nature, war and famine will always be the theme of human history, so here is this silent fury, cheers.
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