Drags on and on and on and on.....

Rating: 4/10 (21 May 2006)

To use an phrase so well deserved for this movie, OH MY GOD! Okay the previews for this movie were more exciting then this movie was. Going in to this movie I thought, yes another intelligent adventure. I was expecting it to be as well written and acted as "National Treasure" boy howdy was I wrong. Reading the book I imagined Robert Langdon as a unsure but eager guy. Tom Hanks acting was less then great. As you go through the movie it becomes redundant, repeating the same thing over again. The one thing I loved about the movie (besides when the credits started to roll) was the fact that they filmed on location. You got to see the Lourve and Paris and all these wonderful places in detail.
I though that if the acting fell through that at least the writing would be great. I mean Dan Browns book was beautifully written. Once again I was wrong. Both the acting and writing was flat and boring. The only time Tom Hanks put any emotion in it at all was when he was talking to his friend Leigh about the divinity of Jesus.
Bad, boring, you get more emotion out of a sea cucumber then out of this movie. Buy and read the book, much better then this two and half hour waste.