Go to your mother's sense of ritual

Lamont 2022-03-17 09:01:05

The whole context is very clear. The progression of the story is also well controlled. Those ingenious ways of death are also quite eye-catching. The only irritating thing is that the screenwriter set Robert's people to be so indecisive that even a cameraman is inferior. I can understand the softness and suspicion of human nature, but I watched innocent people die and still hesitate. No explanation can eliminate my relief of this kind of plot!

There are good reasons and evidence, and there are tools to eliminate harm, so what are you still trying to do?

What is the purpose of driving all the way to the church?

Screenwriter, are you satisfied with the sense of ritual for your followers?

Then I want to say, go to your fucking sense of ritual. I know only three words for ordinary women: kill him!

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Extended Reading
  • Luigi 2022-04-21 09:02:07

    Muddy, scared to death. The atmosphere is terrifying. Crazy is the scariest thing.

  • Zella 2022-04-21 09:02:07

    If you want to watch horror movies for excitement, it is obviously not suitable for religious themes, not to mention the movies from 1976. There are many bugs and the impact of the picture is very weak. But for a 76-year-old movie, it's still very good.

The Omen quotes

  • Keith Jennings: [Referring to Damien] Look, I'm not just some bystander. I was the one that found him.

    Robert Thorn: And I'm the one that's supposed to kill him.

    [Revealing daggers from Bugenhagen]

    Robert Thorn: These are knives. He wants me to stab him! He wants me to murder a child.

    Keith Jennings: It's not a child.

    Robert Thorn: How can he know that? Maybe he's wrong. It's insane. I won't have anything to do with murdering a little boy. He's not responsible. I won't do it!

    Robert Thorn: [Tosses the knives away]

    Keith Jennings: Well, if you won't do it... I will!

  • Robert Thorn: [reading the epitaph in Maria Scianna's tomb] In birth and death the generations embrace.