Angels and Demons (DVD) Reviews

Angels and Demons is the prequel to the Da Vinci Code in the series of books by author Dan Brown, but it really doesn't matter if you havent read/seen Da Vinci Code. The main similarity between the two is the theme of puzzles, history and religion and the character of Harvard Professor of Symbology, Robert Langdon. The story follows ...  Read the complete review

When Professor Vetra is murdered in his laboratory at the CERN headquarters in Switzerland and his lethal antimatter experiment is stolen, his lab partner, Vittoria, along with symbologist Robert Langdon, rush to Rome - Vittoria to find and prevent the antimatter from exploding and destroying the whole of the Vatican City, and Robert to uncover ...  Read the complete review

Angels and demons act as a sequel rather than a prequel to the da vinci code. Tom hanks reprises his role as proffesser Robert langdon as he is yet again put into danger as he tries to solve the mysery of the impending terrorist threat by the illuminati. The film is an improvement on the first film. Gone is the slow pace and tedious ...  Read the complete review

I might not have been a big fan of The Da Vinci Code (book or film), but I did enjoy Angels and Demons when I read it, so was quite looking forward to this. After all, the cast and crew faithfully promised us that they had corrected the errors made in the first film... And so they have. Most of the criticisms of the first film ...  Read the complete review

Angels and Demons is based on the book of the same name by bestselling author Dan Brown. It pits the mysteries of science and religion against each other in a thriller that takes the viewer from the metallic underground tunnels of the Hadron Collider near Geneva, to the stonebuilt catacombs of Vatican City. In a situation that ...  Read the complete review

Whilst doing some research regarding Ron Howard's new movie, I found out that its predecessor, The Da Vinci Code was one of the biggest International successes during the year it was released. So I suppose it was understandable that he would team up with his old buddy, Tom Hanks, to create an adaptation of the other novel by Mr Brown, Angels and ...  Read the complete review