...Think of the protagonist's posture tied to the compass.
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Amara 2021-10-22 14:32:43
Dark city not only has philosophical significance (proposition of existence and time), but also has profound theological significance. Room No. 614 is the preface to the book of John 6:14 Messiah Advent. The original story is also deeply narrated by "Leviathan-Deutung" (Leviathan-Deutung) of the Middle Ages of Christ, including Shilin philosophy. Influence-The devil and God compete for humanity, but because the devil mistakenly regarded "the hidden God in the flesh" as a fat sheep to be slaughtered, and wanted to devour the god-man on the cross, it turned out to be crossed── Like a fish hook-catch it. In this way, the crucifixion of Christ caused the devil to lose the struggle for humanity. Here, the devil is conceived as Li Weiye Shao, that is, a big fish, caught by the bait of God. This theological view can be traced back to Gregor der Große, Moralia in Job, Leo den Große, Gregor von Nyssa. The criticism from Walafrid Strabo in the ninth century has been passed on for centuries to come.
...Think of the protagonist's posture tied to the compass.
...Think of the protagonist's posture tied to the compass.
Extended Reading
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Roel 2022-03-24 09:01:26
"What makes us unique?" The plot and atmosphere show the dark fictional city vividly, and the core classics do not need to be repeated. Jennifer Connelly sang Sway and The Night Has A Thousand Eyes on stage, full of charm; the doctor played by Kiefer Sutherland is charming; there are many hard injuries, and the discussion is more about the image of the heart
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Elsa 2022-03-24 09:01:26
When you wake up, your memory has been stolen, but you can't find it, how painful it is! A neglected sci-fi blockbuster, the connotation and performance are quite amazing. When the extremely shocking scene at the end appears, you will deeply doubt what the existence is?
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Mr. Hand: I have become the monster you were intended to be.
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John Murdoch: Here, let me ask you a question. You heard of a place called Shell Beach?
Inspector Frank Bumstead: Sure.
John Murdoch: Do you know how to get there?
Inspector Frank Bumstead: Yeah.
John Murdoch: Tell me.
Inspector Frank Bumstead: Right. You just... you go to the...
John Murdoch: Where? Where do you go?
Inspector Frank Bumstead: Just give me a second, will you...
John Murdoch: You can't remember, can you?