Film opens while he's flying, countering every person to preach them about God, the power of clarity, seeing the numbness of sinners to cure themselves.

Lust comes over and the demon tries to manipulate our protagonist when a burned out lady finds him, and she loves him because he's the only one that doesn't see her as sex.

He sees what sins could he have made, but always chose the right way, the way of God. Everybody loves him cause he is representing Jesus in modern life. And this woman is Mary Magdalene, a picture of the head of John the Baptist on a silver plater, symbolizes how he'll be presented to her. An orange fruit and a milk, he consumes before the end, milk symbolize the child that he is, and orange as reference to the Godfather symbolize death.

Beyond Good and Evil

He's the sacrifice to our sins, for humanity.

John 3:16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

This movie is definitely...unique. I started watching it because I tend to like everything that Vincent Gallo stars in. I know he's a controversial actor but he's great in all his films. This one is no different. I feel like the description of this movie is definitely different then what it's actually about since I didn't realize Gallo's character would never begin to develop feelings for the girl at all. The actors did an amazing job though. The main female lead is perfect at capturing pain and crazy. The ending is not what I expected but I didn't hate it. Overall, give this movie a chance. You might like it.