A friend once told me that he could die for his beliefs. I only thought it was serious at the time. It was not until I saw people here that they were trying their best to choose between stepping on a god statue and choosing between life and death. I didn’t know that someone was so religious and almost stupid. believe in faith.
At the beginning, Garfield and Adam Driver are really funny sitting there (that is, neither of them feels like a priest hahaha).
Discussions about faith/women are superficial. In fact, belief has nothing to do with right or wrong. People with belief are rare. What is really wrong is probably the way Buddhists treat Christians and their cruelty to pagans (in fact, Buddhism does not advocate treating dissidents in this way, so those people It is also academically inept, and cannot be regarded as a true believer).
In fact, the most interesting part is the role of Yoshijiro. It is a highlight of this film. It uses the characteristics of Christianity...discussed...Is it useful to be honest? If so, are all sins forgiven after confession? If so, isn't it free to sin and spurn the doctrine at will?
A few details: 1. The priest ripped off the cross from his neck and handed it over to the people. He held up the people's hands and answered their pain without words, so he could only comfort them silently;
2. The priest played by Garfield drinks water by the water, and the shallow water reflects his face, his face is like a god, then he twists his face, smiles and winks in pain, and finally laughs like crazy (if God hears it) Why can they keep silent when they are suffering) (Actually, the priest played by Garfield is probably not so firm, and he will be shaken by his youthful blood, just like he firmly said that he can step on the statue);
3. The perspective in the cage, the thick wooden cage blocks a lot of sight and is broken and imprisoned;
4. When interrogating an upside-down person, the camera of the interrogator is upside-down, wide-angle, and looks majestic and distorted.
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