Once his task was completed he once again lost his sight. He was given his sight back by God in order to complete the task he was given, only to lose it once again after it was completed. Answer: Believe he is partially blind. You don't need to be completely blind to need to learn braille. He is not blind. He sees cars coming runs into the house and immediately checks the windows.
Answer: He was blind before the flash. That's how he could read braille, and had a braille bible. Remember, he asked Solaris' mother when she lost her sight - she said before the flash. That's why she also could read braille. He was totally blind. God gave him the ability to do what he did. Answer: I think everyone missed something that is completely obvious.
He always reacts. He never starts at first. During the gunfight he never once fired upon someone unless he was shot at first. During the bridge fight, he did not attack anyone until they screamed or were close enough to where he was feeling them. When he found the body hanging in the closet and he felt it with his hands from head to foot and felt the boots.
Same thing with the car with the skeleton. He felt all the way down and realised it did not have boots.
Every fight scene and everything he did in this movie was a reaction to somebody else doing something first. Answer: It's clear from examining his eyes in various shots throughout the film that he is not blind for most of it. He was almost certainly blind before his journey began, then is sight was restored so he could complete the task.
There are several scenes where his eyes can be seen. They are brown and when he talks to people, he looks them in the eye. At the end of the film, his eyes go gray, showing he is blind again. If you disagree, then please present evidence to refute my theory, rather than simply stating an opinion. Do you disagree that his eyes are brown throughout the film, then go gray at the end? Do you disagree that he looks people directly in the eye? Do you disagree that he is able to aim and shoot at distances a blind person wouldn't be able to?
The idea is that he was blind to begin with. The fact they didn't show his eyes grey is that it would reveal that fact and make the movie look stupid. The way they approach it is the surprise at the end that it turns out he is blind, not that he had gone blind again. If wasn't blind during the movie there would have been no point in showing him blind at the end, nor would it be logical he has a braille bible that he knows by heart. We'll just have to disagree. My take was that he was blind previously hence his ability to read braille and his use of his other senses but was given sight to complete his task, then lost his sight just before death.
He only reacts to his senses, the scene where the man is hanging, Eli smells him; he does not see him. The scene with the hijackers, he goes under the bridge, soo he can hear their movement using echolocation. The shootout scene if you listen very closely when Carnegie is speaking to him, Eli clicks his tongue using echolocation again.
The scene with the couple as he is walking up to their home, he makes the clicking noises again and bangs of the door with the gun to listen to the sound. In the shootout scene, Eli only shoots at those who were firing at him; which was in the direction of the gunshot sounds. The scene where he gives up the book and is shot, he stands up and looks around with confusion because he does not know who else is there, and he blindly swings his knife around to try to fight back.
He was able to do what he did due to God's protection and guidance. Hence "Walk by Faith not by Sight". Question : Throughout the movie at different times there were references to people's hands. Like when Eli takes off his gloves to show the engineer his hands and says I'm not one of them. Did anyone see an explanation for this in the movie? Answer: Kuru, a disease caused by cannibalism, causes victims to shake.
Answer: He was showing them he wasn't a cannibal. He didn't have the shakes they get. Question : Why, when he gets shot, does he put duct tape on his abdomen over his shirt? Shouldn't it be under? Answer: Not really, imagine how painful the duct tape would be to remove from the bare skin around a wound. Putting it over the shirt still applies the pressure needed but with out the adhesive skin contact which would cause more problems later on.
There are many signs that he's not in fact blind. For example, in the first house he finds, he wakes up just as the sun hits his face. He also knows his way around unfamiliar territory all too well for a blind man - well for a sighted man, in fact. He's able to follow the road without a cane. He's also able to tell the difference between day and night. If he were completely blind he could travel at night and need less water, etc.
Answer: No. Eli is not blind. There are moments where you could construe he was blind only after you decided he was. In the first house Eli holes up in, he looks at the mouse, he roots through his bag, while moving his head to see better into the bag.
He looks out the window the next day, moving his eyes to and fro to take in the situation. He can see the Pawn Shop owner's finger on the trigger. He is able to find the Pawn Shop in the first place, even though he's never been there. Eli has several conversations with people while looking right at them. No one reacts as if he is blind.
Meanwhile, Carnegie took back the stolen Bible to his place. He soon found out that the whole book was written in Braille and all this time, Eli was reading it through this way.
He knew nothing about Braille and his blind wife, Claudia, lied to him about not knowing how to read it. In the end, despair and defeat were the only things he was left with. At the end of the movie, it was revealed that the main character, Eli, has some kind of fogginess in his eyes.
It gives the allusion that he was blind all throughout the movie or perhaps he suffered from an eye complication such as cataracts. Some theories tell that he was only partially blind and was still capable of detecting movements, especially in broad daylight.
It is still not certain what caused this since it was not noted in the movie. However, there are some speculations going around. One of them is that the cause of Eli becoming almost blind is the effect of the nuclear war that took place 30 years ago.
As you all know, the aftermath of nuclear bombs and explosions are not to be taken lightly. Post-war effects can range from severe to critical and in some unfortunate instances could even result in death. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, also known as CDC, direct exposure to nuclear blasts result in serious injuries and health issues. People who looked directly at the explosion could suffer burns on their retina, temporary blindness, and permanent damage to the eyes.
Some could eventually lose their vision if exposed sufficiently to the blast. With that said, it is safe to assume that Eli may have survived the nuclear war but he did not totally dodge the grave repercussions of the war causing him to be partially blind. During the entire movie, it can be seen that Eli and everyone else wore sunglasses especially when they are outside during the day. A lot of people have wondered what caused them to do so and the reason was never mentioned in the movie.
Subtle hints were only dropped here and there. You could actually find the answer if you would closely look at these hints. Remnants of the war are evident in the movie and so are the permanent effects that people had to live with every day. This can cause serious damage to the eyes and the people could not risk having more casualties than they already had. Hence, the sunglasses everyone wore in the movie are meant to be a protection for themselves against the harmful sunlight and other fallouts.
When he awakes, he finds he can breathe fine, and he actually has no disease. The truth begins to unravel: Eli was never sick, but is actually the son of the devil.
Dr-nun Horn begins to recite an exorcism prayer while showering him with holy water. Eli screams, his skin turns red, but then his eyes begin to glow and he comes into his full unholy power. The devil promised it would be totally chill to give birth to the spawn of Satan, but as Rose notes in the film, the devil always lies.
He also burns the entire house down. You could also call it self-defence. Satan impregnated her, and as a result Eli looks like a normal kid on the outside, but also happens to possess horrifying powers like telekinesis and pyrokinesis. Begin typing your search term above and press enter to search.
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