Only At The Movies! February 25
Story centres on a lone hero named Eli who must fight his way across the wasteland of a near-future America to protect a sacred book that might hold the key to saving humanity. Starring Denzel Washington, Gary Oldman, Ray Stevenson, Mila Kunis and directed by the Hughes Brothers.
@TheRonMorales People hated them, destroying them, An Emping destroying 99% of the worlds technology as well.
*Spoiler alert*
On the island, the professor says a A King James version and it would be a lovely edition. He did not say it was the only one of it's kind.
howtoguro 2 months ago
when i saw this movie, the town reminded me so much of Fallout. great movie though, i loved it
19barcakid 3 months ago
A post-apocalyptic tale, in which a lone man fights his way across America in order to protect a sacred book that holds the secrets to saving humankind.
no1BIGT 8 months ago
@Anterooni The idea is that society decided that the Bible only caused wars with religious objectives, and all of them must be destroyed. The reason it was the only book to survive was because it was a book made for the blind. Very few could recognize what the book actually was, so that particular book survived. It had been 30 years since the Nuclear War, so any that could be found (They had been searching extensively), would have been used to create the well know society the villain dreamed of.
CPM117 9 months ago
Was he blind?
CHAVEZSPEAR 10 months ago
@TheRonMorales - This premise does work, as its not based on that this was the only book that survived the apocalypse, it was that all bible's were destroyed by men as they understood how those could use it to control others, however god guided one man to a copy that wasn't destroyed and guided him on a mission to take it to somewhere safe. It's not saying its the ONLY copy to survive, just that its the only one known at that time.
Anterooni 11 months ago
I don't think the movie's premise will work. The Bible and/or parts of it has been published in more than 2,300 languages & thus is available to more than 90% of the world's population: making it the undisputed most widely published book in history (ask the Guinness Book of World Records). Not to mention the electronic versions. And the only one saved after a global catastrophe was a single Braille copy(?!)
TheRonMorales 11 months ago
Anyone know the name of the song at :55 ?
chefry207 1 year ago
The movie had a positive message.
anglekan 1 year ago
So what did practising Christians make of this film? I thought the fact that it was called the "book of Eli" was obviously meant to mean that this was to be taken in the same manner as say the book of job. God gives Eli a mission which he must accept completely on faith and the world test him but in the end Eli does what god has asked of him.
This film is like an extra book of the bible if the bible were written after the apocalypse.
aikighost 1 year ago