TreesOfEternity
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Joined: October 19, 2019
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I don't know why but I thought this was going to be a concert by a singer I would immediately recognise but I had no idea who this Swift person was but anyway I decided to give it a go. Oh my goodness not my kinda music at all, kinda poppy teeny bop stuff you know with all songs more or less sounding the same with most of it drowned out by backing tracks. I has to skip through most of it, but got the impression there was a lot of miming going on, but maybe I'm wrong. On a positive note, there was enough people there cheering and in some cases crying (maybe the exit doors were locked) so obviously a big fan base but as I say not for me.
LOL :))))) This is quite real, it happens in the elite circles all the time, because they are satanists.
This is an epic adventure that i had avoided watching for a few years until i had the time to sit quietly and devote my full attention to it. Boy did it payoff. The acting is outstanding esp from the young lead actor and the relentless leader of the men who attacked his village. This is a visually stunning movie ( on many occasions my mouth was open in awe). I have no idea of the historical or anthropological accuracy. For me, at least, the whole effect was a riveting the runtime seemed to fly, there were no points where the narrative lagged,no scene was superfluous. the scene where the captives enter the temple complex was both stunning and terrifying to watch. Another scene about 3 mins from the end when 3 men are standing in the rain brought tears to my eyes because it referenced a pivotal point in the history of the Americas that lead to an orgy of inhumane violence far in excess of anything the Mayans had experienced. watch this movie, give it your full attention , yes it is bloody but not excessively or gratuitously, it is essential to the story.



