This is just a movie about faith. I don't want many people to discuss the existence of God and Satan based on this, and fight for the identity of the man in black in the film. Luc Besson did not have too many attempts to involve religion, and the religious power of this film is not even comparable to "The Da Vinci Code". This is just a story of ordinary people creating miracles with extremely firm beliefs. You can understand it as the Western version of Yue Fei's biography. Only in Europe in the fourteenth century, religion was always a dead end, just as the demise of the Tang Dynasty was always made up of a noble concubine. For the Chinese—the people who have no faith in Xie Youshun's writings—there is always a bit of mysticism in religious piety, which can be transformed into materials for various literary and artistic creations when necessary. It is better to stay calm about this (if you are not sure, it is best not to talk about religion, especially when a non-joking work involves religion).
I dare not talk more. Let’s get back to the subject and talk about faith.
For each of us, it is good to believe. Faith is a source of power. For example, under the strong belief that workers and peasants all over the world stand up as masters, it has created some miracles of our party (because it is not romantic enough, they have been ignored by everyone); however, partial belief and blind obedience have also led to The catastrophe of a decade of catastrophe. All in all, the degree of personal belief is the key to distinguishing mediocrity from Hitler/Martin Luther King, and the power of a collective belief in Bushido is no less than... a decade of catastrophe.
Joan said: And all who love me follow me! So her soldiers fought to death. But love her dry hair? Just for she loved ONE. The belief. The soul figure of a team does not have to have much patience, but he must have a firm purpose and at the same time make countless capable people desperately loyal.
But what specific use does faith have for us? Can it enable us to make more money quickly and successfully buckle girls? Haha, yes, the Chinese must pursue a universal answer.
Like our group of white-collar workers who have passed the sun and cannot afford a philosophy book, they are no longer the young people who spit on a group of angry young people on the podium. The ideals of Plato and Stephen Hawking have become gilded on our walls. When posters-the concept of belief, we suddenly feel that life is heavy. What can be used to support faith? Do you want me to get a Bible and pretend to attend a few weeks? Or hang inspirational calligraphy on the wall and chant "You are strong" in the mirror every day?
I think you will definitely feel a waste of time.
Joan confessed every day. This is a good idea.
Believers cannot be directly moved to tears by God when they celebrate Mass, but they can always be moved by their own heart of repentance. What people believe in is their own conscience.
It sounds like the story of a mother sheep educating her children. In fact, it is not a violation of conscience that kills people and overtakes goods. When you feel empty and unsteady, you must have done something wrong. A person of faith is always at peace, even if she is so hot that she throws the letter paper on her king's face, she is unwavering. In the film, Joan finally feels that she has violated her beliefs, so she struggles with horror. When she draws a cross on white paper, it is more painful than when she was killing on the battlefield. Fortunately, she died, which is what the black messenger called "liberation." Perhaps not as many people think, its relief is because it finally faces its own entity. Perhaps it was simply because she could no longer find the faith to support, and found that the price she paid was actually selfish and gloomy. She turned into a 19-year-old hesitant girl again, so she chose to end it. For Joan of Arc, a belief is all the meaning of her existence. And for us? I have to say, forget it, I have no faith. So there is no miracle.
I have experienced a miracle, and I hope it will last forever. All colleagues who have read the Afghan novel "The Kite Chaser" should remember the part of the book describing prayer: Amir prayed twice to save the life of death, and the second time he succeeded.
Hey, I didn't reveal the complex of the film. This is a good film and it is worth watching (seeing the ending song all the time). Luc Besson always wants to create a perfect man in his films. Last time it was Lyon, who was nervous, and this time it was an old man in black who appeared on stage with a funny spirit. If there is any shortcoming of Besson, it is that he loves the audience too much and can't bear to let the blood get off the romantic shell. Originally, I also expected that the little attendant who could read and write could spark some sparks with the saint...
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