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The last exorcism
Garry 2021-12-27 08:01:18
The movie is shown in a documentary DV format, which makes people feel novel. It is easy to think that it is true without seeing the trailer. To believe in God, you must believe in the devil. This view is well in place, just as good people need bad people to set off. Regarding mental illness, more people are willing to believe that it is excessive stress, rather than the devil's upper body. So at the beginning, the priest was also quite capable of pretending to be gods and ghosts. When he succeeded in "exorcising the devil", he let everyone let go, but at the end there was a turning point, prophesying the girl's painting, and guiding everyone to the abyss. It would be better if the ending could be handled more reasonably. After all, it was chopped off and DV could not be circulated.
Extended Reading
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Cotton Marcus: Exorcism is alive and well in the present age. People think of it as being a scourge of the Middle Ages that somehow went away and was cured by science, but the fact of the matter is it's never gone away. Exorcism today is bigger than it's ever been.
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Iris Reisen: Tell me what your dad does.
Justin Marcus: He fights with the demons and the vampires and all the ghosts and all the monsters.
Iris Reisen: And fights all the ghosts and the demons and the vampires?
Justin Marcus: And the monsters.
Iris Reisen: Do you believe in ghosts?
[Justin shakes his head no]
Iris Reisen: Does your dad believe in ghosts?
[Justin smiles, puts his finger to his lips, and shakes his head no]