My favorite scene in Denzel Washington's movie
The Book of Eli is when we get a close look at his eyes. He appears to be blind and this information compels a re-thinking of all the previous scenes. A blind man with purpose goes farther and straighter and more effectively than sighted men without purpose. But how can this be?
The Book of Eli is like a Christian version of the
Zatoishi series. The big difference is purpose. Denzel is deadly because he has one. Zatoishi is deadly even without one.
Seeing is not believing, believing is believing. Power is not the purpose, giving it up is...
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