I am ashamed to live in a mythical country and never know what God eats.
This movie woke me up.
Originally, there were only gods in the world, and they, like us, formed gangs and intrigues and annexed each other.
They are very powerful, but they are resting on their laurels, so it's no wonder what else can nourish them?
Finally, one day, they discovered the mystery of their own power, which we can call spirit, but God itself cannot increase its spiritual power. How to do it?
The almighty gods thought of the planting industry. They took part of their inherent assets as seeds and sowed the earth, so there were human beings.
Human beings, as spiritual vessels, are responsible for providing the gods with gunpowder and authority. The faith that God has harvested is the increment of their "power".
Of course, each god has its own special needs, Zeus likes "love" and Hades likes "fear". And because the arable resources on the land are limited, there is a clear or secret competition for human beings.
Human beings are not stupid, and they will never burn incense to gods in vain. If gods spit out something to make people feel immortal, everyone will kneel on its knees and call out all blessings.
God is not stupid, is he sick? I just want to grow some apples, and I end up with a pot of chicken soup.
Sometimes the immortals just can't be prepared for danger in peace, so there is a crisis. At this time, the hostile gods secretly come to harvest. At this time, the mainstream gods came to their senses and finally realized that they must treat the land kindly, and they began to fertilize and set up role models.
In the end, the party finally prospered again and a generation was purified.
The above is my nonsense, and it has nothing to do with the movie.
Going back to the movie, I watched it at 720P, and the effect was very good, and the picture was fantastic.
It's a pity that the female characters are all too ordinary, but the male characters are all good-looking, and even the supporting characters have half-red faces.
Personally, I watched it as a fight movie, but each fight was very simple, and there were often a lot of foreplay that ended in haste at the end, wasting pictures and foreshadowing.
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