God is not flawed, men are.

Rating: 10/10 (20 May 2019)

I'm born and raised Catholic for a long time even though I do not go to church these days. Dan Brown is considered the man who constantly attacks Catholic Church, so I was a little reluctant to watch it at first, but my friend really wanted to. Overall conclusion, God is not flawed, men are (also the line from the movie). Rather than attacking faith and God, it criticizes the Catholic's secrecy and ambiguity just the right amount. Prof. Langdon still respects the Cardinal's faith and collaborates.
Done with my opinion the main theme, I am now gonna talk about this movie in more detail.
Good:
1. Setting, music and sound, camera work are all brilliant.
The first thing that comes to my mind after the movie is that I really want to visit Rome and study the relationship of Renaissance art and Catholicism. Camera from the above to view the whole Vatican works phenomenal and makes the journey of Langdon and Vittoria look even sacred. BGM increases the suspense and kudos to Hans Zimmer.
2. Clear explanation and interpretation of symbols throughout Langdon and Vittoria's investigation.
The book is even more complicated and thick, really massively thick. It is not easy to compress long book to short movies, but this movie does a great job, storytelling and explaining details with the aid of visuals which book could not provide.
3. Twist at the end!! Perfection.
This movie fools me at the end when I am relaxed and waiting for resolution. It was unexpected hit, so the intensity was increased.
Bad :
The narrative of background history of antimatter is too long at the beginning.
This almost changes the genre of movie to science fiction leaving the audience in the confusion.