Friday (15/05/09), my colleagues and I went to watch the movie Angel & Demon from the novel by Dan Brown.
My colleagues were laughing at me, as I’m scared of blood and violent scenes so I kept using my shawl to cover my eyes. Timid as I sound, but I rather not watch all the bloody or mutilated scenes, else I might suffer from sleepless nights......
I learned from them they missed out certain key details in the novel eg. The secret pope carried and I don’t think it’s wised to put it in. It a sensitive issue, but I believed the author is very courageous to keep on touching on sensitive topic like religious.
This round slightly different from Da Vinci Code in a sense, it focus more on the succession of Pope, whereas in Da Vinci Code too much have been focus on the truth behind Jesus.
I presumed this movie will not be a favourite for the Roman Catholic. To me, it’s a very fictional story so I don’t bother to question the authencity of the plot......
Finally my conclusion of the movie is still fine; the good part of the movie is it does manage to keep audience in suspense till the end.
My colleagues were laughing at me, as I’m scared of blood and violent scenes so I kept using my shawl to cover my eyes. Timid as I sound, but I rather not watch all the bloody or mutilated scenes, else I might suffer from sleepless nights......
I learned from them they missed out certain key details in the novel eg. The secret pope carried and I don’t think it’s wised to put it in. It a sensitive issue, but I believed the author is very courageous to keep on touching on sensitive topic like religious.
This round slightly different from Da Vinci Code in a sense, it focus more on the succession of Pope, whereas in Da Vinci Code too much have been focus on the truth behind Jesus.
I presumed this movie will not be a favourite for the Roman Catholic. To me, it’s a very fictional story so I don’t bother to question the authencity of the plot......
Finally my conclusion of the movie is still fine; the good part of the movie is it does manage to keep audience in suspense till the end.
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