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In the scene where Heath Ledger and his priest friend receive the dagger from the head of the Order that supposedly kills the Sin Eater, the head priest sets the dagger on the table between the 2 priests with the handle of the dagger facing Heath. The shot then moves from one side of the table to the other side showing different angles of the conversation, in each shot the dagger is no longer facing Heath but the other priest. But in the next shot is is, and so on for about 8 shots. See more...

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The Order (2003) - 2 corrections

Directed by Brian Helgeland, starring Benno Fürmann, Heath Ledger, Mark Addy, Peter Weller, Shannyn Sossamon (add more)

Genres: Action, Horror, Mystery, Thriller

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Heath's priest buddy (Mark Addy) began encouraging Heath to leave the order and marry Shannon S's character right after they got to Rome. Then, Heath decides to do just that. Suddenly, Mark Addy changes his mind and says he should stay - giving an impassioned speech in the hospital about their mission, training, etc. Why the big change of heart? They were already fighting the Sin Eater at the beginning, and so far as I can see, nothing had changed. [This is not the case at all. Mark Addy is trying to convince Heath to kill the sineater after Heath decides there is no problem with what the sineater does.]
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Why, oh why would a priest who was committed to exorcising demons and banishing ghosts raise two demons to live in his front hall? What was the purpose? Even after he was excommunicated, he wouldn't do something so stupid as that, surely. [Wrong.. We are not sure if the priest brought up the demons. This part of the movie is really never explained. Even Alex (Heath) isn't sure.]
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