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LaLakers999
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| it amazes me why the church of jesus christ would get so upset over a fiction novel/movie. I would like to go into depth about this subject but it will only spoil the book and the movie for those whom havent read or seen it |
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lakers0505
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| Lakers999 wrote: | | it amazes me why the church of jesus christ would get so upset over a fiction novel/movie. I would like to go into depth about this subject but it will only spoil the book and the movie for those whom havent read or seen it |
We can discuss the book, all i would need too do is put *Possible Spoilers * In the tittle . |
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showtime3232
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| msb212 wrote: | the acting was wooden, the dialogue was laughable.
C'mon people, you can't really think they did a good job! |
i agree that there were points where th dialogue was slightly 'hurried' in a sense, but its not like it happened throughout the entire film |
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DancingBarry
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| Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2006 12:29 am Post subject: |
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| msb212 wrote: | the acting was wooden, the dialogue was laughable.
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I actually heard laughs in parts not meant to draw laughs...and not because of any religious controversy...just as you said, laughable dialogue. Dan Brown won't be known for his dialogue and I don't think they improved on it in the film, either. As I mentioned, I think the story rambled quite a bit through the middle. Lost pace for an extended period.
I do think they did a good job with the Silus character, a little different from what I pictured from the book. |
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lakerzpimp08
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never read the book but i did like the movie. it was long but well worth it.
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The book and movie = 
When it comes to summer movies theyve been mostly let downs....Only one i really enjoyed was "Thank You For Smoking" friggin hilarious.
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| "An Inconvenient Truth" was pretty good. Some of the B Roll of Gore doing various things was kind of funny i.e. Al sitting in various locales seriously looking at some random graph on his laptop...and though a lot of it covers the basics...it's still a nice little awareness piece that should be seen. |
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lakers0505
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| Angels and Demons, the prequel too Dan Brown's The Dan Vinci Code, will be made into a movie as well. It involves robert langdon, but the events take plce before the da vinci code, im currently reading the book, its pretty good. |
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