Angels and Demons is a fictional (not real) novel (made movie) by author Dan Brown. As noted fiction is not real, it is made up, it is fake, bunk, a story, as Stephen King says "lies."
The success of a writer of fiction is measured in how successfully he can suspend disbelief in his readers. Dan Brown apparently succeeded.
The Illuminati is no more real than vampires, werewolves, unicorns, dragons, zombie apocalypse, Hobbits, halflings, elves, dwarves, or Skynet.
Relax and enjoy the story.
This is an ambigram.
No. Angels and Demons is a movie based on a novel by Dan Brown about the Illuminati. While the movie is quite suspense feel it is not scary. There are some parts that are harsh but still it is not a scary movie.
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In my opinion,Angels are attracted to Demons, however, good angels do not like Demons. Angels are sent to contribute. Demons are corrupt.
The Angels and Demons film, based on Dan Brown's book, portrays the Illuminati as believers in four scientific elements: earth, air, fire, and water. These elements are presented as key components of the Illuminati's mission to advance science and knowledge.
Demons are Evil and Angels are good.
From my understanding i think the angel Gabriel was a messenger...........
The title "Angels and Demons" likely refers to the central conflict in the story between good (represented by angels) and evil (represented by demons). This contrast reflects the battle between opposing forces that drives the plot of the book and creates tension and intrigue for the reader.
No, Alex Hirsch is not Illuminati. The modern Illuminati is a conspiracy theory that was surfaced by novels like Angels and Demons. If there is anyone at all calling themselves Illuminati, they are a couple of people getting together, not an international ring of puppet masters, like made out in the fictional books.
Angels and Demons released in DVD format on November 24, 2009.
The movie Angels and Demons is rated PG-13.
No, actually the Da Vinci Code is the sequel to Angels and Demons. At the beginning of the Da Vinci Code, Robert Langdon is thinking about Vittoria who was his former accomplice in Angels and Demons.