was a warm recommendation from several teenagers. A group of adults gathered around the TV and watched it. From the Year of the Tiger The first day of the new year sees one o'clock in the morning on the second day of the new year.
At first the kids described it as a horror movie, so I prepared throw pillows and fully armed, and sure enough, at the beginning, I saw murder and eyeballs on the ground, and then the female physicist rendezvous with the semiotician played by Tom Hanks. Speaking of which, Tom Hanks is a very lucky actor. Many big productions have asked him to play the leading role. He has indeed seized several opportunities. His "Forrest Gump" is my favorite. . He has the temperament of a big fool and a soldier, but he is not only a little bit worse when he plays a professional. In this play, he is seen running wildly through the streets of Rome, hurriedly rushing from one church to another, inferring the next accident without thinking, running and running, constantly rushing. time. The tension melted away in the sound of their clack-clacking footsteps, plus our joking aside, I was watching horror movies almost turning into hilarious ones.
Like "The Da Vinci Code", this is also based on Dan Brown's suspense novel. It is not as difficult and difficult to understand as "The Da Vinci Code". The context of this book is clearer and the religious background of the story is relatively simple. , it should be easier to adapt into a movie, and the most exciting part should be the logic and process of reasoning, but in the movie, this part is weakened, which is one of the main reasons for the failure of the movie.
The sharp opposition between religion and science in "The Da Vinci Code" is relatively softened in this film. In the end, the priest said, no one is perfect. Religion and science are imperfect because people are imperfect. Religion and science are both paths to the truth, but in the search for the truth, human beings will lose their way, and it is inevitable that extreme religious fanatics like the Pope's chamberlain will appear. The point is, to recognize this imperfection, it does not take away the sanctity of religion. The anti-religious guardians are so harmonious.
There are still bright spots in the film. One is Ewan McGregor, who plays the Pope's chamberlain, the handsome guy who came out of "Trainspotting". His resolute tone and zealous belief made me admire the aura of religion for a time while watching the film; It's Rome, it's so beautiful, the Vatican's St. Peter's Basilica, St. Peter's Square, the Sistine Chapel, the Pantheon, Castel Sant'Angelo, and even the chapel with the statue of "The Fall of St. Teresa", and Those sculptures are really immersive.
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