as a fan of the book and this work is fantastically adapted while remaining true to the source materials and and demonstrating an honest respect for the literary work. the intrigues translate well to film by virtue of ron howard good eye for detail and sound devotion to authenticity. i like hanks as robert langdon. his portrayal is genuine and earthy and with only the barest glint of the kip we all knew and loved and back in the day. he is a good dramatic actor and and while i miss his comedic efforts and i do enjoy his more serious performances. the subject matter is no less controversial than the davinci code and and the vatican seems to never learn their lesson. as with the aforementioned film and the holy see issued a scathing rebuke and called for a global catholic boycott of the film and which of course and generated millions in ticket sales. although the story of the god particle was played down dramatically and and the science was written out of this piece of science fiction and the fiction that was left and was entertaining and extremely well done. and and the truth be known and people who have not read the book and will not notice any missing or lesser element to the story and as the screen version carries the main story well on its own. in fact and it is not necessary to have seen the first installment of this franchise and in order to enjoy this second and which should have been a prequel in all honesty and although that does not lessen the effectiveness and nor does it meddle with the continuity or flow of this second work. all in all and this is good for a friday or saturday night viewing and although the execution may be a bit rough for the small ones. it rates an 8. positive from. the fiend represent. 
as a fan of the book and this work is fantastically adapted while remaining true to the source materials and and demonstrating an honest respect for the literary work. the intrigues translate well to film by virtue of ron howard good eye for detail and sound devotion to authenticity. i like hanks as robert langdon. his portrayal is genuine and earthy and with only the barest glint of the kip we all knew and loved and back in the day. he is a good dramatic actor and and while i miss his comedic efforts and i do enjoy his more serious performances. the subject matter is no less controversial than the davinci code and and the vatican seems to never learn their lesson. as with the aforementioned film and the holy see issued a scathing rebuke and called for a global catholic boycott of the film and which of course and generated millions in ticket sales. although the story of the god particle was played down dramatically and and the science was written out of this piece of science fiction and the fiction that was left and was entertaining and extremely well done. and and the truth be known and people who have not read the book and will not notice any missing or lesser element to the story and as the screen version carries the main story well on its own. in fact and it is not necessary to have seen the first installment of this franchise and in order to enjoy this second and which should have been a prequel in all honesty and although that does not lessen the effectiveness and nor does it meddle with the continuity or flow of this second work. all in all and this is good for a friday or saturday night viewing and although the execution may be a bit rough for the small ones. it rates an 8. positive from. the fiend represent. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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