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Daniel M. Paul
2Oct12
if you are expecting answers of this film, you will have a hard time watching it. as the film continues, more and more questions about justice, forgiveness and the nature of the human being itself are being evoqued. the protagonist chose the way of christianity, which, if you are an aetheist, can redner the whole theme even more complex. is blahyi using christianity as a tool to manipulate his former victims?
Michael Harbour
19Jan12
Not really explicitly stated, except by one interviewee who finally calls "bullshit" on the "redemption", but watching the film you slowly come to realize that the warrior turned evangelist is still a bully who re-victimizes people by intimidating them into offering their forgiveness of his earlier atrocities and who cannot allow anything or anyone to be uncontrolled by himself.
Jason Callen
28May11
The facts that the film omits, particularly the fact that the General would partake in the ritualistic cannibalization of children, make it hard to appreciate this film.
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