Everyone will be chosen by God, Reivew on Year One

Friends who don't know much about the biblical story watch this movie, they don't necessarily know where the spoof is, and there will be a lot less laughter from being thundered. Even so, some wonderful dialogues and baggage are also very funny in themselves. They are used to pass the time and are not dereliction of duty. The usual sex and shit jokes in this kind of film should be there, not disgusting, but it is also not very exciting (needless to say, the sex is really all on the scene, it is inevitable to make up the number).
The little man has his shortcomings to break into the world, with a little cleverness, kindness, and courage, plus mischief and mischief to make his dream come true. This film is the old way. Pure and successful funny, no preaching and uplifting are needed. At the end of the film, when the dead fat man tried to defeat the dominance of the heroes on the stage, he expanded his self-inflicted self-indulgence and interacted boldly with the people under the stage. Unexpectedly, God would not buy it, thunder and not rain, but it was quite a ringing. The warning bell meant that the fat man came to his senses and said something educationally saying "In fact, everyone will be chosen by God". This is only the nectar of heaven, as if scratching the itch of God. Whether this is a bright spot or a failure, it's up to you to see what you see.

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