Battle of freewill vs oppression with the Church the bad guys and the Muslims the heroes
Assassin’s Creed took elements from the video game and turned it into its own story and what a VERY interesting one it was. The Catholic Church via the Templars the famed Crusaders were out to erase sins from society and in trying to do so believed it had to control people. Their latest plan was to acquire something called the Apple of Eden that was supposed to control free will. Protecting the Apple were the assassins who were originally made up of Spaniards and Arabs working for the Muslim empire. Thus the church were the bad guys and the Muslims were the heroes. It was this theme that made Assassin’s Creed better than your average action film because it was about the battle between freedom and oppression using not the usual suspects.<br /><br />The movie starred Michael Fassbender as Cal who was thought to contain the secret to where the Apple was. The Templars created a device called the Animus that can view the past based upon a person’s ancestors and they believed that Cal’s forefathers hid the Apple. At first, Cal wants to destroy the Assassins and turn over the Apple because he blames them for the death of his mother, but eventually he literally sees the light.<br /><br />When Cal travels back in time he witnesses the true nature of the Church. He’s in Spain during the Inquisition when the Church is burning people at the stake for their sins and attempting to kidnap a young prince to force the Sultan to give up the Apple. That compares to the present time where they are talking about ending violence in society and have set up a scientific institute to that goal.<br /><br />On top of all that the action is great. The movie captures the high flying aspects of the video game for instance with a great series where Cal’s ancestor Aguilar and his partner Maria run across building tops along parapets, etc. just like in the game.<br />C
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