Chapter 1,375 The so-called justice for heaven is just an extreme delusion
"Seven Deadly Sins" ends with a famous quote from Samose: "The world is beautiful and worth fighting for!"
It's just that many people at the movie show felt like they wanted to use foul language, but couldn't.
how to say?
It's just that this movie, this structure, this ending, and this concept are indeed amazing, but what? This ending makes them feel at a loss and depressed.
This complicated feeling is what caused the feeling of embarrassment that they obviously wanted to use foul language but couldn't.
But there is no doubt about the quality of this movie, its commercial properties, and its commercial prospects.
In fact, it is when the murderer surrenders that the film truly enters the most exciting part of "Seven Deadly Sins".
"Snap, snap, snap!"
There was roaring applause.
If what is in the movie is reality, then naturally no one can laugh. But this is just a movie, so that’s okay!
"WTF! This is the most confusing crime movie I have ever seen!"
"The focus is not on the suspense of how John Doe premeditated and successfully carried out the killing of five people and finally committed the Seven Deadly Sins. Lee elevated the entire film to a contemplation and criticism of the entire society, even despair. The city where the people in the film are located,
The weaknesses and sins of human nature, such as indifference between people, utilitarianism, selfishness, indulgence, greed, depravity, lust and arrogance, are all clearly revealed here. This is because religion refers to human nature, but human nature is what it is."
"This is a very good movie, there is no doubt about it!"
"Congratulations, another wonderful work!"
"I believe the audience will be surprised!"
Many theater representatives are very satisfied with the film, so naturally there is no need to worry about the distribution scale.
Soon, special screenings of "Seven Deadly Sins" began, which was actually part of the promotion.
A movie like "Seven Deadly Sins" is enough for the media and film critics to write more positive reviews. After all, although "Seven Deadly Sins" has traditional routines, it also has amazing twists and turns, and some of them like it the most.
The kind that exposes the dark side of society.
Don't think that commercial movies don't need slogans. In fact, many successful commercial movies will have a very special slogan.
For example, "The greater the ability, the greater the responsibility!" Or "The world is so beautiful and worth fighting for!"
Because these slogans, or these are not themes, are actually giving the public, film critics, and media people an introduction to interpretation.
As some film critics left comments after watching the movie: "Gloomy and desperate. Christianity uses the seven demons of Satan to represent the seven sins: pride, jealousy, rage, sloth, greed, gluttony, and lust. A pervert.
A religious killer who usually doesn't even kill a chicken, but he found a basis to carry out horrific murders of people. Is there anything more terrifying than a person doing the devil's deeds? But just like the sentence in the ending
Quote: "This is a beautiful world worth fighting for."
Because the world always has two sides: sunshine and darkness, and extreme people, like murderers, eventually go to darkness, but normal people, like normal people, can still work hard after getting out of the haze!"
"The clips and things that happened in the movie can really happen in life. It's just not as exciting as in the movie. Human nature can never be pure white!"
"Apart from the mysterious religious elements and the bloody cruelty that appeals to the senses, the routine of using temporary partners with different personalities to track down a perverted serial killer is no longer new, but the moral creed behind the killer is chilling. The editing is smooth and the lighting is
It is intense, with solid foreshadowing, a worrying atmosphere, and the final reveal of the plot. The decryption is exquisite, eye-catching, and reasonable. Both the technique and the concept can withstand aftertaste."
"This film is definitely a textbook example of a lot of suspense movies: the gloomy New York is filled with rain, mixed with the smell of sin, and coupled with thoughts on religion and human nature, but the director uses his unique cold and restrained method to bring it to life.
Clever packaging creates the birth of this wonderful film. Even if you know the ending, you will still be touched by it. This is probably the power of classics."
"The play is extremely beautiful. In fact, the seven deadly sins are not what this movie is about, but the seven types of people built around "sins". The old police detective Somerset represents "reason", and the ending is nothingness. Detective Mills represents
"Emotional", the ending is lost. The wife represents "purity", the ending is sacrifice. The unborn child represents "innocence", and the several people who died of torture represent "guilty", they must all be destroyed. The sixth type is mediocrity
People live a boring, ignorant and uninteresting life, and their ending is the second half of Hemingway's sentence. The position of the devil John Doe is God, the original sin in the Garden of Eden, making people doubt whether God is omniscient, omnipotent and all good? At this moment, God and Satan
Highly coincident.”
Film critics gave this film very high ratings.
In fact, in the past, serial killers were given similar self-justifying reasons for killing, but rarely did they involve themselves in it.
Soon film critics and the media began gearing up to interpret it.
There's nothing they can do about it, it's been a long time since there's been a video that's so palatable for them to interpret to their heart's content.
"Gluttony, greed, lust, laziness, pride, jealousy, and revenge all have a religious moral admonishment and a cautionary tone.
The criminal's strict criminal logic is the clue of this film. From the perspective of the first five crimes, the criminal is not at fault. At least he is doing justice for God. Even if he is wrong, it is also the fault of society. The final "jealousy" and "revenge" are exactly
The controversial aspect of this film: From the perspective of criminals, David's shooting of himself is the completion of redemption. If the final link cannot be completed, then a similar cycle cannot be repeated by others. From this perspective, the criminal is innocent.
He is completing his mission; in the eyes of David and some viewers, criminals cannot kill innocent lives for any reason, especially pregnant Tracy, which is unacceptable in any case. In this way, one cannot solve the problem.
A contradiction arises. Legally, the criminal killed someone, but ethically, he was right. He killed Tracy to complete his mission. Of course, the ethics I am talking about do not refer to issues such as murder for life. Besides, "
"Jealousy" is not a crime.
This is really a question that becomes more terrifying and perverted the more we think about it. Perhaps it is because we are just ordinary people, so it is difficult for us to understand such a profound question.
Back to the movie itself, the name of the movie has only one eye-catching and startling word - "Seven". It is a mysterious number in religion. This is most fully demonstrated in the "Old Testament". God used 7 days to create
Adam took out Adam's 7th rib and created Eve. Satan's original body was a fire dragon with 7 heads. There are 7 fallen angels in the world called Satan. After the 16th century, Catholicism directly used the 7 demons of Satan.
The image represents the 7 sins - pride, jealousy, wrath, laziness, greed, gluttony, and lust.
In the movie, there are 7 sins, 7 punishments, and 7 rains. The story takes place in 7 days. Even the ending is set by the criminal at 7 pm on the 7th day. The ubiquitous "7" implies to the audience: it is fate.
Crime and punishment. In this case, the tragedy of fate must belong to the human world. "God" as the "instructor" and "spectator" participated in the entire incident. The cold-blooded killer came to the world as a preacher and eventually died as a martyr.
From a certain perspective, there is no distinction between good and evil in tragedy. As small human beings, we can only accept the judgment of fate.
Looking at the crimes of the seven deadly sins separately, each one does not constitute a capital crime. After all, God only tells us that those who commit these seven deadly sins will go to hell. The emphasis is on punishment after death rather than in this world. Therefore, the killer is responsible for the execution in the movie.
7 penalties, careful analysis seems to follow the rules: he did not directly kill anyone.
The fat man was forced to eat too much and burst his blood vessels and died;
The lawyer cuts off his own flesh - just 1 pound, no more, no less;
The drug dealer was still alive when he was discovered;
Prostitutes are killed directly by their clients;
The model only had her nose cut off because she was too proud and refused to call the police, so she bled to death.
The murderer claimed to have committed the crime of "jealousy", but jealousy itself does not constitute a crime. Only when he killed the innocent Tracey did he become the target of Mills's furious revenge.
According to this line of thinking, the murderer is completely following the guidance of "the Lord" to rectify the world.
However, there is actually a trap here. The Ten Commandments of the Bible say: "You shall not take the name of the Lord, your God, in vain." That is to say, there is only one Lord, and mortals cannot preach in disguise of his name. As long as you grasp this rule correctly
, the murderer's position was completely untenable, and the "fatalism" disappeared. Somerset had actually found this loophole. On the 7th day, which was a sunny Sunday, when the three of them were in the car, Somerset asked John if he thought
He was doing things for God, but John could not answer directly. He only said that "God's actions are mysterious." This alone was enough, because only humans can create the images of heaven and hell, and can "go through the seven levels of baptism."
The saying of committing a capital crime to heaven on earth!
Where is the fatal sin? It is all human imagination.
Therefore, John’s so-called preaching on God’s behalf, and what he did and his so-called works were all just from a sick or perverted extremist looking for reasons for his crimes.
Perverted John, jealousy is okay. After all, many of us see our old lovers happy and separated. Who is not sour and jealous? Only when people have these feelings can they be called human beings.
But if you are so jealous that you kill your wife, it is John's own fault - going to the extreme. Many people will be jealous, but few people will do this, or no one else in the world will do this except him. So.
John's fault was his pathological excess, not the jealousy itself. He raised his middle finger to the pervert who went to extremes and was unprecedented and unprecedented!
In fact, as mentioned earlier, even God said that after death, the seven deadly sins will go to hell, but today is no longer an era of religious rule, but an era of legal and moral constraints.
In fact, I am guilty of all the seven deadly sins, but the sin does not lead to death!
The glutton is guilty, but he did not harm others. The movie actually tells us that when John talks about fat people, he has endless disgust. However, just because of his disgust, he was directly sentenced to death. We
We all know that some punishments are more cruel than the death penalty!
And John was doing such a thing. His original intention was simply because he believed that he was guilty and the crime was extremely evil, so he executed the lynching!
The so-called greed, greedy people are certainly guilty.
Lawyers, who defend all kinds of "guilty people", seem to be greedy in everyone's perception.
But who is not greedy? Workers crave more pay, wives crave more love from their husbands, women crave more beautiful looks, etc., etc., is this greedy?
Another point, the lawyer's profession, as John's own lawyer said, he is just doing his own job. Greed may be, may be disgusting and unpleasant, but before the camel passes through the eye of the needle, stinginess
There is no clear distinction between ghosts, spendthrifts, liars with unconscionable consciences, path-cutting robbers and greedy people. How can I accurately grasp the amount of wealth I am destined to have?
Which innocent person's blood will give me a pass to the fourth level of hell? Why does my god give me desire and not allow me to expand it wantonly? What is wantonness and what is a god? That day, between black and white, in countless depths
Between the shades of gray, I deviated a little on the road to hell. - Believe me, I was once endowed with white desires just like you.
Proud people, or because they are humble, because proud people are afraid of the soles of their feet, entangled in mud, and decay. You arbiter, you are great, what is draped under your coat, has there never been a small word? The world is so big,
My pride is the only thing that protects me and my life. Let me be proud, otherwise I will choose to die. You, the arbiter, you are great, you should be satisfied with this ending.
Lust, this may be a sin, but they are at the bottom of society. How many women in this world would voluntarily become such a person?
Are they not willing to laugh wantonly in the sun? He did not seek why they committed such sins, but they only sinned because of sins! If this is God, then there is no need to blame the existence of so many blasphemers!
Because didn’t they long for God’s guidance to save them from destruction? But God turned a blind eye!
Laziness and greed are contradictory to each other. If greed is a sin, then laziness should be innocent, because laziness on the other hand also represents lack of seeking. Since there is no seeking, then there is no greed and no injection into the world.
I don’t take it out, laziness is not fighting with the world, it is the way to live in peace with the world. I want nothing, so time may stagnate, drag, and slow down every second. I slow down and walk at my own pace.
The evil side is your definition. I have never asked for evil, nor for innocence."