Angels and Demons... the theatrical version.

Well.. so many complaints so little time. Firstly yes there were no legs, none there were however a very nice skirt with leggings and i believe knee high boots. Some key things about the movie i did not enjoy were

1. the very evident lack of legs on Miss. Vittoria Vetra

2. the personal disconnect with her lab partner not being her father, in the novel there was that personal connection when Vittoria is talking to the Camerlengo about the loss of their fathers and it seemed to add more character depth.

3. The summon for Robert Langdon was no more than an image printed from Google. Any yahoo can get an Illuminati symbol off a website, it was the branding that brought him to the Vatican in the first place, not some man in a suit with a fax saying "look dude this is legit".

4. Speedo. 'Nuff said.

5. The lack of super cool flying jet... they honestly got to Rome in a helicopter that would be a long flight.

6. The Hassan. This was a love hate thing, I enjoyed that he was not your average un-hearted hassan but I was expecting a little more than a dude who was just yanked out of a comic book store.

7. There was no physical connection between the Hassan and Vittoria. This made the ending of the novel more intense not only did geezer Langdon have to save the Vatican he now must also save the much younger and unrealistical love match from her uncertain doom.

8. The non death of the fourth cardinal.

9. THE ILLUMINATI DIAMOND THAT APPARENTLY DOESN'T EXIST. What the effbomb was with the keys. that's just lame. Epic Fail.

Some things i did enjoy about the movie included:

1. The explanation of anti mater though it would be impossible to create that much it was interesting to see and how CERN looks and works.

2. The location was excellent it really depicted how i thought of it in my mind.

3. The deaths of the 3 cardinals were done exceptionally well and very believable right down to the branding.

4. It was very well edited there were no lulls or moments of "boringness" which kept the moving going at a high pace and it was hard to take your eyes off the screen.