What does the end of the first commandment mean?

Question 1: What does the final result of the first precept mean? Actually, that's what the first commandment means. There are no ghosts in the world. Ghosts are actually human hearts. The spirit of the parking lot has gone insane. Many times, some simple things are like ghosts in his eyes. All this is an excuse he made for himself. As his wife said, he has been absent-minded and his thinking disorder is also a split personality. So, rule number one ... why did he kill Ekin Cheng? His motive is. It's simple. In fact, he killed too many people. He thinks those are ghosts, but what is that? Zheng knows him too well. That was the last day. Zheng is going to retire. What will he do? I sent Zheng to that place to kill him, and his girlfriend was beaten into a vegetable by him. The last tear has proved that she still has feelings, but she is numb. Ghosts are excuses, and the division of human nature cannot be saved. Just like Liu Jianming in Infernal Affairs, it's a good movie. It's a pity if you think it's a ghost film.

Question 2: What does the end of the first commandment mean? The pervert who was originally killed by Shawn Yue actually possessed Shawn Yue. Finally, Ekin Cheng's wife came to dance with him. Those pictures are actually made up by Yu (pervert) himself. The true story is also told. I went home and became obsessed with my wife, and then became attached to. Yu went there directly to kill Zheng. Zheng's wife didn't come, and finally she knew that Zheng was still crying on the boat after his death. Zheng is a ghost behind the boat.

Actually, the movie is a bit fake. Why don't others become ghosts when they die? If it does, it's a ghost.

Give me a regular one, please.

Question 3: I don't understand the ending of the movie The First Commandment, but I know the explanation ~ Thank you! After clarifying this core issue, let's analyze several concepts 1. Ghost: This is what sir Huang said, which is synonymous with ordinary ghosts. They are often bound by certain emotions, and they are not malicious to people, but they will harass people. For example, the old man's TV, the 8-year-old girl screaming in the middle of the night, Sir Huang () finally left his wife, and the poor girl was killed by a mental derangement in the trunk. Her sitting up at least helped Shawn Yue kill the mentally ill. As for whether ghosts can be killed with guns, it is not clear whether ghosts will have the means of "human transmission" or become evil ghosts. 2. Evil spirits: Not all ghosts are evil spirits. The evil spirits in this film clearly appeared several times. The old man in the old cinema was passed to the female agent and killed with a gun 1 time, and Shawn Yue rushed to the bus 1 time, as well as our main line. This evil will be a skill of "afterlife possession", and this abnormal killer hates girls, so he possessed several girls to commit suicide. 1 time was a girl who hanged herself, 1 time was a girl in a fish tank, 1 time was a nurse in a pigsty, 1 time was a girl who jumped off a building at school and then possessed by a policewoman. After possession, only the body is left-a vegetative state. 3. Miscellaneous Affairs Department: Although the Miscellaneous Affairs Department must adhere to the "First Commandment: There is no ghost in the world", the first commandment is deceptive. Teacher Huang explained it clearly, so I won't go into details, but "Don't guess" is definitely not deceptive. Only those who are sure to see ghosts will be sent to the miscellaneous department. The problem of ghosts is their scope of responsibility and possession relationship: abnormal killers-"nurses, fish tank girls, hanging girls, jumping off buildings * * *-> Policewoman-> May (girlfriend of Shawn Yue)-> So the final outcome is: Mr. Huang was not possessed by a ghost, but was killed by an evil ghost. In the last clip, we can see that sir Huang was killed by ko as soon as he moved the chair, and the wheelchair man with eyes died like this, while sir Huang's ghost (not the evil ghost) followed his wife with concern. After killing sir Huang, policewoman and wheelchair man, he made up a "pig's head to eat" boss given by sir Huang and was possessed by his wife. Although she has become a "vegetable", she is ravaged by evil spirits who are not her husband, and "vegetable May" has to cry in 1 building.

Question 4: What exactly does the first commandment mean? This is a complete ghost film. In the end, the director didn't explain the whole story with illusion and didn't deceive the audience. This is an infinitely bleak tragedy. Shawn Yue himself was killed by the enemy, and his favorite person was occupied by the enemy. What is more sad is that this enemy is a ghost that he committed suicide as a policeman. The pervert defeated the police, the ghost defeated people, and evil defeated justice. Of course, the "ghost" mentioned in this article is relative to those movies about hallucinations, not that there are ghosts in our real life. As for whether the film director thinks there are ghosts in this world, that is the director's own idea. As an audience, after searching for the meaning of the film, the film left us with the story of the white bear and the black bear told by Shawn Yue at the end of the film: Once upon a time, a man went hunting in the deep mountains. He thought there was only a white bear in the mountains except the black bear, but the bear ate him. Why? Because he didn't know there were grizzly bears in the world. The film was puzzled at 1 and ended at the appointed place. What happened when Ekin Cheng danced with his wife? Shawn Yue, possessed by a ghost, lied to the boss who specializes in eating and made up a reason to kill Ekin Cheng. 2. How to explain the dirt on Shawn Yue who was finally possessed by a ghost? This is when Shawn Yue, possessed by a ghost, lied to his boss and had coffee together. He accidentally spilled it on his clothes. Notice that there was a cup of coffee in front of his boss, and the stain was brown. Some people say that Shawn Yue got dirty when he was possessed by a ghost, but please pay attention to Shawn Yue's clothes when he was possessed by a ghost. In the film, Shawn Yue, possessed by a ghost, puts on her tie again and kills a policewoman. At that time, his clothes were still clean, so this possibility can be ruled out. 3. Is Ekin Cheng's girlfriend dead? No, at the end of the film, Ekin Cheng's girlfriend sitting on the boat is shocking, while Ekin Cheng appearing behind her in a trance is illusory. At this time, Ekin Cheng has been killed by a ghost. 4. What does Shawn Yue's monologue about black bear and white bear mean at the end of the movie? In fact, this passage is borrowed from ghosts, that is, a perverted tutor satirizes people like Shawn Yue: they only know that there is black and white in this world, but they don't know that there are other more sinister dangers, such as ghosts. It also satirizes those who believe that there are no ghosts in this world. So the whole movie still believes in ghosts, not hallucinations as people say. 5. At the end of the film, Shawn Yue's girlfriend cried. What does that mean? This is just to highlight the tragic color of the film. Originally, my girlfriend had lost her soul and shouldn't shed tears, but at the end of the film, she shed tears again. This is just a kind of film expression, which does not hinder the logic of the whole film.

Question 5: Why can't I see the meaning of the first commandment, the last tomorrow? Who can tell me that the perverted man who was killed at the beginning of "Great God Gang" was attached to the policewoman, and then the policewoman went to find Yu's wife and attached it to his wife (the part where Yu came home with a gun at first was true, but I didn't find it false when I looked for the policewoman in the room. It is actually attached to his wife). Finally, Yu's wife caught him from behind and took possession of him. Finally, Ekin Cheng's wife came to dance with him. Those pictures are actually made up by Yu (pervert) himself for the boss to listen to. The real plot was also told. When I got home, her wife was possessed and attached to. I went there and killed Zheng directly. Actually, Zheng's wife didn't come. When she knew that Zheng was dead, she cried on the boat. Zheng, who was seen behind the boat, is already a ghost.

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Question 6: What is the final result of the first commandment? 1 Because Y has been possessed by a ghost and Z is a good ghost catcher, the ghost must kill ZYJ.

2 reflects that the confession behind Y is made up, because the previous Y is disrespectful to coffee from going home to killing Z to recording the confession.

The end result is that y is possessed by a ghost, but it has always been on him. Ghost and Y are already the wives of a vegetable. They put out the cigarette butts on his wife.

Question 7: What does the end of the first commandment mean? I don't understand! I know not to guess, that's why I ask everyone's tourists, you know? There is no doubt that the whole film is a ghost film. The main meaning is that ghosts spread from person to person through contact. When it is attached, man becomes an irrational killing machine, while when it leaves, the possessed man becomes a brainless body. The way to kill ghosts is to shoot people possessed by ghosts. The ending of the film is that the policewoman is possessed by a ghost (this ghost is the murderer killed by Shawn Yue at the beginning of the film) and Shawn Yue struggle to escape in the street. After that, the narrative of the film is divided into two lines. A true line is: When Shawn Yue came home, the ghost had already come to his house in advance, ran from the policewoman to his wife, and then her wife hugged him from behind. At this time, the ghost possessed Yu's body and never left. After that, I killed the policewoman, but I didn't kill his wife, so after his wife left her body, she was killed by Yu who worked with glasses, and then she went to the warehouse and killed him with a ghost's tone. The above line really happened, but the director cleverly arranged the fact to be presented in flashback, and presented it to my wife when I went home (he was already a ghost at this time, remembering that the ghost was once a criminal) and he was together. This is why the ghost didn't kill Yu's wife. He used it to get revenge. As for what he told his boss about Huang's death, of course he made it up. At this point, the criminal who was killed by Yu revived in Yu's way. I don't agree with some people that Yu is a ghost, but this ghost is smart enough to know how to hide himself and survive.

Question 8: Who can tell me what the movie The First Commandment means? Hello, I'm glad to answer your question.

The meaning of this film is straightforward. The so-called first commandment is that there are no ghosts in this world. This sentence, as Ekin Cheng explained in the film, is just a reason to refrain from words and deeds in order to avoid the public. This is a commandment to yourself.

There is no obscure meaning in it at all, and I don't know what so many people are always self-righteous and realize in it. Maybe it's influenced by the original flowers too much.

After watching the film, what I expect is that there are so many strange scenes in the film. Under the iron law of "there is no ghost in the world", how does the director prepare to defend himself? I used to hope it wasn't the old routine of schizophrenia and dual personality.

After watching this film, I found myself being greatly teased. This movie is just an out-and-out supernatural movie. The first maxim is just a gimmick, so you can watch the whole movie and then consider whether you are one of those people who are being concealed.

In fact, there is nothing special about this film except the actors and photography. Although the arrangement of the plot is not a big cliche, it is also expected. I believe many old fans have a hunch in advance about the final comeback, and all they expect is what method it uses.

Shawn Yue's acting skills became more and more exquisite, and Ekin Cheng jumped out of the old-fashioned way and began to develop into a middle-aged figure. I like the lens of this film, I can only say that it is purely personal preference. I like black tones without losing visibility, which is very emotional.

The beginning of the whole film is quite satisfactory, except for a breakthrough in the level of playing plasma (of course, only Hong Kong movies are included, which is not comparable to Europe and America. . . ), there are no other highlights.

In the middle and late stages, people become a little depressed. When a ghost becomes a deadly infectious disease, no matter who the pathogen is, the protagonist, as a messenger of justice, can only shoot him (laughs).

Finally, it is the generation of depression. To tell the truth, after watching a pack of gas, masochistic movies are popular now? Movies, like novels, are very easy for the audience to feel substituted. I saw the ending as if I had been badly abused.

Finally, the story told by Shawn Yue highlights the theme of the whole movie, echoing the chase scene at the beginning and the middle sentence "Don't think my wheelchair is lame, don't guess everything". By the way, I also ridiculed the audience. "What do you think the ending is Shawn Yue said? I told you, you only saw part of it. Don't rely on guessing everything. "

On the whole, the film is worth seeing. In the weak Hong Kong paranormal film market, this film is a shot in the arm.

~ ~ Looking forward to your satisfaction ~ ~

Question 9: Please tell me what the end of the wandering bread tree means. I don't quite understand that although they love each other deeply, they are not suitable for being together. Together, they just torture each other. Later, both of them should understand that they don't have as much energy and love as they did when they were young. Let go of their hands. The best love is to let go.