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ANGELS & DEMONS is NOW PLAYING and can be found to Rent or Buy here: DP.sonypictures.com/AngelsDemons Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon works with a nuclear physicist to solve a murder and prevent a terrorist act against the Vatican during one of the significant events within the church.
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[@live2rock13]

2:34
Interesting how Langdon has a picture of the Holy Grail on his shelf...

[@KageNoTenshi]

Technically the Grail is the coffin

[@lancer525]

You can appreciate the artistry and beauty of something without believing in the supernatural garbage, hypocrisy, bigotry, greed, and hate it represents. You did know that, didn't you?

[@raphaelledesma9393]

One thing I have learned is that ambigrams aren't easy to make but they're more than doable by a creative person or artist. It's just so funny how Langdon says it's "legendary" when an art student with some time can make that.

[@KageNoTenshi]

The supposed one is legendary, Robert here say this is just someone trying to make the church think the illuminati is real and back

[@gngnome]

​@@KageNoTenshiyes Langdon shows it's in his book at 2:37

[@hothotheat3000]

I am confused as to how they made it back to Rome in time to stop this.
There’s a six hour time difference between Harvard and Rome. At the start of the video, Langdon says that it’s currently 5AM, which would make it 11AM in Rome. A flight to Rome from Boston is 8 hours nonstop. Let’s be generous and say that, with the time it took for Langdon to get out of the pool, shower, change into his clothes, then extra time for them to talk, and the plane being 20 minutes away as the Vatican rep says, they were in the air at 6AM Boston time. That means they land at 2PM Boston time, and 8PM Rome time. The first cardinal is set to die at 8PM.
The jet likely flew a little faster than a commercial flight, but that’s still a really tight timeframe.

[@FrankListon-ml9bv]

In the novel they flew on an experimental jet that could fly 11000 mph. Too far fetched to put it in the movie I’d say

[@mikeS8590]

@@FrankListon-ml9bv Along with how the helicopter scene went in the novel.

[@eddiemoran8044]

@@FrankListon-ml9bv 10x faster than the Concorde? lol ok

[@lancer525]

You're overlooking one important fact: It was in the script this way.

[@Jasepo]

one thing I didn't like was the rush in which the plot opens. I knew they couldn't fit the entire book in it, but taking out Maximiliam Kholer and changing several characters was a distasteful flavor for me.

[@BooBop1987]

There is 2 main foreshadowing that I have found in this movie. The first main shadowing is the part when Robert is swimming in a Pool and doing his laps from both left too right. (Well let's just say that he will going to swim again in a other area from the later on part of the movie.) The second foreshadowing of the movie is when Robert is so many hours to go before his time as a Professor will run out. And I mean at the day light. And he will become a other person at Night Time. I do love the main foreshadowing that will happen for this movie.

[@charlesjackson7904]

Micah’s daddy breath turns little kids into antimatter

[@user-ul1zs4wh7c]

御体本調子成って良かったです😌💓

[@reinhardtristaneugen9113]

Folgendes aus der Bildungsluke fällt mir dazu ein: Mozart war des Titels nach ein Päpstlicher Kammerherr... ...und wie kam das? ...so:
Er wollte u. a. in Bologna bei Padre Martini Kontrapunkt studieren, wobei er zuvor von Fux das Gradus ad Parnassum gelesen hatte, ein Werk zum Kontrapunkt und damals Pflichtlektüre dazu ( von Tanejew Sergei gibt es eine kommentierte Ausgabe... ... Tanejew kennt ja jeder, ne... ...Rachmaninoff lernte beim ihm Kontrapunkt ( ...und ich möchte das gerne bei Mama Joana lernen... )). Zuvor hörte der Papst durch den Kardinal-Staatssekretär Pallavicini von Mozarts Genie und verlieh ihm den Orden des sperone d'oro und die Mitglieder des Ordens hießen nach ihrem Titel comites palatii romani.
Das Ordenszeichen war ein in Gold eingefasstes und gelb emailiertes Kreuz an einem ponceaufarbenen Band und auch Gluck wurde dieser Ehrung und nannte sich fortan < Chevalier de Gluck > .
In der Sixtina aber lauschte Mozart dem Miserere von Allegri und konnte es nachher aus dem Kopf zu Papier bringen, so geht die Sage.
Le p'tit Daniel< alle die von Bramante abweichen, weichen von der Wahrheit ab > ein dictum von Michelangelo der die Schlussphase des Bau von Sankt Peter überwachte und diesen Satz zur Vorgabe für alle ihm untergeordneten Architekten machte und er ist doch durchaus synekdochisch als pars pro toto zu verstehen, indem Gott gemeint ist, nicht wahr?

[@eskii2]

David Pasquesi

[@Arobast878]

الإيروكوا😊❤

[@robertcatherwood7362]

4:09: WEF Agenda 2030 Global Goals logo. Do you see it yet?

[@DaltoneSwayze-xp6do]

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