“The Book of Eli” is one of my favorite Christian movies. It’s a film I would recommend even for non-Christians. For Christians, the story of this film can perfectly fit the Old Testament—a man chosen by God to protect the Bible in desert places does sound like a story that came out of the Old Testament.

The concept for “The Book of Eli 2” is about Eli’s story before the world turned into a wasteland. This prequel will show what the world looked like before the “great battle.” Thanks to A.I., I was able to bring the storyline of Eli narrating his story.

We begin with the line from Eli: “There was a great battle to protect the book, until it destroyed everything. After the battle, people made it their mission to destroy any copy that remains. One day I heard a voice that led me to where I could find the last copy of the book.”

Then, I showed the Bible for an epic end to Act 1. Following this, I included the wording “Directed by Antoine Fuqua.” Even though he wasn’t the director of the first film, his close relationship with Denzel Washington makes him an ideal choice. Their collaboration would make “The Book of Eli 2” a great continuation of the franchise.

“The Book of Eli 2” promises to be great.

I made Eli say the Bible verse Deuteronomy 31:6: “Be strong and courageous. Do not fear or be in dread of them, for it is the Lord your God who goes with you. He will not leave you or forsake you.” This verse is perfect since the film is about God protecting him.

Then, I ended with the line, “Walk by faith, not by sight,” emphasizing Eli’s blind trust in God.