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washed soul
Demetrius 2022-04-20 09:01:47
When the suspense is peeled off, you will find that this is a true thriller - is there anything scarier than complete control of the soul (spirit)? More importantly, when a person lights a torch to light up the dark night, people who are used to the dark night not only do not go (in fact, they are unwilling to go) to see what the surroundings are like, but also rush up and put out the torch—brainwashing. The result is that there is no soul of its own. It should have been sick-treatment-healthy, but now it is health-treatment-sickness. When he entered the stage where his soul was washed away, his thoughts were almost a vacuum, and he would take the lie as a reality to maintain it. Of course, the result of the story is that a fire burns down the devil's cave and escapes to heaven, and under the raging flames, the people who lost their souls are still dancing gracefully, which is really a spectacular scene of the end times. Looking at a group of living dead people is really chilling. This film has strong ideological artistry and can be included in the top ten of the year for personal viewing.
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Fabiola 2022-04-24 07:01:13
very boring and waste of time
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Elbert 2022-03-27 09:01:09
The introduction seems to be very good, but I didn't expect the movie to be so disappointing. The film is about two and a half hours long, but even the story is not told well, which is enough. . . PS: Is the halo really that big? . .
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Volmer: [eating in the cafeteria with his patients] And do you know what we used to recommend for the common stomach ailment? The application of leeches. Based on the diagnosis, I always pitied the leech.
[laughter around the table]
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Volmer: [as the orderlies strap him down] It's all for your own safety Mr. Lockhart. We don't believe in chemical anesthesia at the institute. The impurities inhibit the cure. But, with the proper focus, the mind can overcome any amount of pain.