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The movie is about the creation of Christianity and decay of paganism. Or more like the latter transforming into the first. The main hero, who might be Odin himself, a glorious mute mystical entity, is brutal, violent and harsh - animal-like. These are atributes of heathens. He is imprisoned (like animal) but manages to get free. He has to deal with others he already knows. No problemo. But there's something new. New religion. It's Christianity. The believers are neophytes. They want to prove something or find Absolute and therefore continuously wander in order to find the Holy Land. When they find it (or not) and discover a new land they start to doubt their religion and find out they still behave in heathen way. The One-Eye is calm, because he's still in his world. It's the crusaders that are pagans on this land. It looks like the new (old) land is inhabited with some unknown people. However their behaviour is no different from the people from the beginning of the movie. They are heathens too. One-Eye is tranquil and allows them to bash him with maces. At the same time he dips himself in the water. The impossible construction of stones he made earlier still standing strong. This is a hint that he wasn't killed, it was a sacrifice, but he was killed only physically. Just like Jesus who died on his cross and then returned he will return, but not with Paganism, but with new religion - Christianity that draws so much from heathen believes. I don't remember much about the boy from the movie as I've seen it more than one year ago, but I think he's the key to understand the movie.

The movie is about the creation of Christianity and decay of paganism. Or more like the latter transforming into the first. The main hero, who might be Odin himself, a glorious mute mystical entity, is brutal, violent and harsh - animal-like. These are atributes of heathens. He is imprisoned (like animal) but manages to get free. He has to deal with others he already knows. No problemo. But there's something new. New religion. It's Christianity. The believers are neophytes. They want to prove something or find Absolute and therefore continuously wander in order to find the Holy Land. When they find it (or not) and discover a new land they start to doubt their religion and find out they still behave in heathen way. The One-Eye is calm, because he's still in his world. It's the crusaders that are pagans on this land. It looks like the new (old) land is inhabited with some unknown people. However their behaviour is no different from the people from the beginning of the movie. They are heathens too. One-Eye is tranquil and allows them to bash him with maces. At the same time he dips himself in the water. The impossible construction of stones he made earlier still standing strong. This is a hint that he wasn't killed, it was a sacrifice, but he was killed only physically. Just like Jesus who died on his cross and then returned he will return, but not with Paganism, but with new religion - Christianity that draws so much from heathen believes. I don't remember much about the boy from the movie as I've seen it more than one year ago, but I think he's the key to understand the movie.

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"I found the ending to be interesting. But why is the movie called All is Lost if he survives? I guess you could say that he lost all parts of his previous life and this is him starting new. Him being rescued represents him being rescued from his previous life from BEFORE when he was on the boat. You may think that his newfound redemption lies in however much time he spent on the ocean in his boat, but I think his newfound redemption is in his rescue. He may have tried to find redemption on his own, but he couldn't do it. He needed someone else to help him. The message is sometimes we NEED other people's help and sometimes we can't do it all on our own. That's my interpretation of the ending."

"I found the ending to be interesting. But why is the movie called All is Lost if he survives? I guess you could say that he lost all parts of his previous life and this is him starting new. Him being rescued represents him being rescued from his previous life from BEFORE when he was on the boat. You may think that his newfound redemption lies in however much time he spent on the ocean in his boat, but I think his newfound redemption is in his rescue. He may have tried to find redemption on his own, but he couldn't do it. He needed someone else to help him. The message is sometimes we NEED other people's help and sometimes we can't do it all on our own. That's my interpretation of the ending."