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Angels and Demons ~ Lost in Adaptation

The Davinci Code's less famous big brother's time is here.

(There's a setup for a brand deal thats not ready for use yet, in case you notice the weird cut).

Angels and Demons ~ Lost in Adaptation

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It appears to be "The Chase" by Basixx

Skemono

Whats the name of the song at the end?

ryan anderson

https://www.johnlangdon.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Earth-Air-Fire-Water-Combined_JohnLangdon.gif

John Vinals

I was an undergraduate physics student back when the da Vinci code was published and Angels and Demons got its second stab at fame, and at one point during my studies I got the chance to visit CERN. It doesn't look anything like the fancy campus described in the book, instead most of the aboveground buildings are quite run down. Presumably because they spend all their funding on the accelerators, with just a little left over for the visitors center. Also, maybe we should start referring to the kind of power fantasy you describe in the video as "a Langdon".

The actor who played the kidnapper is Nikolaj lie kaas , and he is very popular in Denmark. Fun fact lieutenant chartrand is played by Thure Lindhartd and is also a danish actor.

All I remember from these movies is how much they confused my mom. She's pretty sensitive (not quite pearl-clutching) against anything that mocks churches/Christianity, but she loves Tom Hanks, so she developed a cognitive dissonance where the anti-religion themes didn't exist. I don't know what she thinks the movies are about, nor do I understand why she's seen Angels and Demons more than once.

Chris Nokai

I liked both movies, but that's probably since I never read the books. I just enjoyed them as thrillers and didn't compare them to anything.

The edition of the book my mother had actually also had the Illuminati diamond..! I think this is the artist that made the original designs: https://www.johnlangdon.net/works/angels-demons/

ArianeLP

So apparently Dracula was Italian according to Dom.

Nawf4

Due mainly to the cast, I enjoyed the movie as a popcorn thriller, but I never read the book.

Lynda Ward

I actually loved the Pope/son twist when I read the book a long time ago. It was actually all I really liked. Good work as usual

Tori Hawley

I'm glad you covered this book


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