personally and the book was a very well written and amazing and thrilling piece that was not brought to justice to the movie. watching the movie at 12. 01 in the morning to see that major parts of the book were left out frustrated me and seeing that it affected the different outcome of the movie. there was something to be desired out of this movie and but all in all and it lacked in plot. for someone who has not read the book and i could see how this movie would be seen as inviting and entertaining with its controversy and suspense. however to a dedicated reader who has read it seven times and i did not see the strong connection between the two represent both the movie and the novel. with major characters missing (such as maximilian kohler) and the abrupt turn in plot with the survival of the last cardinal in the preferiti and the plot of the movie was slightly strewn thus leading to a different take in the conclusion of the story. the hassassin too was portrayed as a common white man and compared to that of in the novel where he was portrayed as a muslim while his motives in the book are predominately based his ties with the illuminati and however and in the movie and his motives are based on money and seemed more like work than some personal tie to the task at hand. 
personally and the book was a very well written and amazing and thrilling piece that was not brought to justice to the movie. watching the movie at 12. 01 in the morning to see that major parts of the book were left out frustrated me and seeing that it affected the different outcome of the movie. there was something to be desired out of this movie and but all in all and it lacked in plot. for someone who has not read the book and i could see how this movie would be seen as inviting and entertaining with its controversy and suspense. however to a dedicated reader who has read it seven times and i did not see the strong connection between the two represent both the movie and the novel. with major characters missing (such as maximilian kohler) and the abrupt turn in plot with the survival of the last cardinal in the preferiti and the plot of the movie was slightly strewn thus leading to a different take in the conclusion of the story. the hassassin too was portrayed as a common white man and compared to that of in the novel where he was portrayed as a muslim while his motives in the book are predominately based his ties with the illuminati and however and in the movie and his motives are based on money and seemed more like work than some personal tie to the task at hand. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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