Some evils are preached in the name of goodness, while some goodnesses are invisible in the darkness to practice the way for heaven. The Hollywood action fantasy blockbuster "Assassin's Creed" is such a blockbuster.

It can be said that this is a medieval "biography of assassins". The assassin family in the film is a bit like the ancient Chinese Mohist or Ranger family. Although French Shark plays two characters in the film are medieval assassins and his modern descendants, they have completely different personalities. Aguira was the leader of an assassin who lived in Spain in the 15th century. In the modern world, his descendant Callum Lynch spent 30 years of boring time in prison. After that, after being executed, the death row prisoner was allowed to be exempted from death by allowing their memories to merge with the souls of their ancestors to find a mysterious object called the Apple of Eden. It is said that what is hidden in that apple is the earliest rebellious seed of humanity. If you get it, you can change the world without distinguishing between good and evil.

So, in addition to the bond of genetic inheritance, Callum Lynch and Aguilla established a strange connection between real time and space and the two spaces in the 15th century. And the connection itself, for Callum Lynch himself, is more about finding the cause of his mother's death. Although they belong to the same family genealogy, the two have very different personalities. Aguira is definitely a part of the family. He believes in creeds, while Callum is more like a homeless man. His life is always in and out of prison, not in any creeds, but only in his own feelings.

Oscar winner Marion Cotillard plays Sophia in "Assassin's Creed" is a female scientist who longs to understand violence and spends her whole life looking for answers. But her father, Alan, is a modern-day Templar. From ancient times to the present, the Templars have stood opposite to the assassin. Under the pressure from her father, Sophia reluctantly manipulated Callum Lynch back in the past to find the whereabouts of Eden Apple in the modern world, although in the process, Callum Lynch may die at any time.

Fans who are familiar with the game "Assassin's Creed" know that the male protagonist in the game is cool. Similarly, in the blockbuster "Assassin's Creed", the action scenes are even more intense and exciting, and the extreme parkour in the film is even more dazzling. It is said that most of the action scenes in the film are completed by Fasha himself. Before shooting, they are specially trained in physical fitness and parkour. The film uses real shooting rather than special effects.

The most classic scene in the film is the "Leap of Faith". When Callum Lynch learns the Assassin's Creed, he witnesses Aguila's courage, reconsider his behavior and motivation, and fights for the free will of mankind. Callum Lynch's "Leap of Faith" is also a spiritual revival and inner awakening. From this moment on, he has taken over the heavy responsibility that the family has undertaken for generations. It is more worth mentioning that the "Leap of Faith" in the film was completely free fall movement with no special effects and no protection measures when filming. And this classic jump also broke the Guinness record.

It is quite interesting that the flying eagle is in the videoIt appears more than once, and this is also the totem and spiritual metaphor of free will that the assassin advocates. Interestingly, the scene of Callum Lynch traveling to the medieval times in the film is also reflected through Hawkeye. So, as the eagles advance and dive, the whole picture of the ancient Spanish city opens like a map in the game. Obviously, this way of shooting in Hawkeye's world is very suitable for the players' picky appetites.

In the film, Callum Lynch's mind wanders between reality and nothingness, like a schizophrenic who is crazy inside. This division reached its peak through Callum Lynch's fight with the air. In the image world of memory, he, who has Aguira's thinking, has restored himself to the image of an assassin, fighting with those nihilistic enemies. The realm of nihilism is particularly terrifying and even unable to suppress himself. Until the mysterious medieval woman shouted in his ear the Assassin's Creed, "Everything is empty, everything is acceptable." Callum Lynch woke up from his dream and resolutely fought for the family's beliefs.

As a medieval science fiction blockbuster, Assassin's Creed looks more like a parkour blockbuster with a time-travelling temperament, but what is interesting is that behind the cross-century battle between the Assassin and the Templars reflect the battle between human rights and theories in the Renaissance, the battle between freedom and order. Therefore, the "leap of faith" of the assassin descendant Callum Lynch traveling through time and space in the film is a kind of awakening, the spiritual hint of where more human free will go in the Apple of Eden, which has mysterious power and violent inducement.