Should be Angels, Demons and Convenience

Rating: 1/10 (20 June 2009)

Okay I'm a chick and I'm not supposed to know these things, but why are all these series of movies that Tom Hanks is in are so conveniently laid out. And the battery thing? I learned in middle school that the cold ensures a longer lifespan to a battery, but in the movie they state the cold reduces the battery charge WRONG—No one on set knew that? Sorry, I really liked Tom Hanks, thought he was adorable in Big and so many others, but doesn't he read the script and have someone read it for him and why not say to the director, hey, how am always at the right moment at the exact time -- every time! I know it's a movie, but come on, you're making me look silly. And the first death that is supposed to be a public spectacleit's in a basement under a hidden doornot very public on that one. There's more, but why bother, title should be 'Angels, Demons, and Convenience'. And don't you think they went a little too far out of the way to make us think the Swiss inspector guy was guilty. I mean the way he handled things, it's like he was a total dope. A man in that position would have been on it, especially after being wrong on the first murder. His character didn't fit his positions and the situations. Anyway, that's the least of the film's worries, it's the rest of it that stinks.