2. There are no wicked people in the "City of God", because there is no dividing line between good and evil. Children living here understand from an early age that only guns can solve all problems, and only guns can satisfy all desires. Guns are not only a tool to show strength, but also endowed with a status symbol similar to a "totem".
3. The movie is neither obscure nor literary, but easy to understand, but not mainstream. It shows how the law of the jungle of human nature manifests when there are no rules.
4. We always struggle with whether human nature is inherently good or human nature is inherently evil. This film gives an answer: human nature is neither good nor evil. When it is shown, good and evil are intertwined. You can't even separate the good from the evil.
5. The captain hiding in the depths of the church in the first paragraph is actually the only surviving young and dangerous boy in the whole film. This ending at least suggests that in the 1960s, when the gentle trio was wandering the world, the church was at least a shelter that could provide shelter. Because of the dream of God appearing, and facing the enemy, you can even avoid the calamity of death. You can't help but teach people to sigh that the power of religion is everywhere.
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