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God sent?


This is a better movie than The Da Vinci Code. It's simple to follow (not as info-condensed as previous installment). But if you compared it with the original novel, you will notice it missed out a lots of details. Bernini's sculpture was not explained in details in the movie, which was not necessary though. But again you will find it interesting if you read the book. You will appreciate the details.

Probably someone will realize that even in the church, evil does exist. After all, humans are not perfect, sinners. And I do believe that every event happens with a cause, just like why Prof Langdon was summoned in the movie, or shall I say it is God's will.

Never mind if the movie does not follow strictly to its novel. After all, it is a good novel adaptation.
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mikestation said…
read the book but forgot the story already.
good movie eh? hmm... should watch then.
Monday, June 01, 2009 11:07:00 PM
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