Jojo Shek (Jossepi)

I've survived a 3 hours long unreal journey of Attila the Hun.

Charlton Heston presents the Bible orally to you in a moody setting in the Holyland with many arts. He skipped a lot of stories--I think that he might be confused himself--And for your entertainment. He also presented some so-called facts in between the stories (Some stuff are misrepresented and biased). It is good for people who wants to know the basics--But watching this won't save your soul, that's for sure.

Extremely disturbing film about how people will go so far to satisfy their addiction and sacrifice their dreams to repeat the same thing over and over again until the vicious loop breaks them beyond any morality and sanity. This is no doubt one of the greatest inspired film ever made. It's so dark, so sad, so disturbing, so real, so unreal, so philosophical, so unforgetable and so hardswallow. I also thought this movie has a very psychologically detrimental effect due to its repetitiveness. I was so silently depressed I had to watch a cartoon just to get out of the depressive state of mind.