There was a nice Tom Hanks joke. That and a lot of action taking place in the dark was the only standout of this disappointing series.
Maybe there was a good reason why this Dan Brown book did not make it to the cinema.
Mal'akh has the cascade machine and also got his sister Katherine. So he has someone to explain his diabolical plan until he has another meeting with his dad, Peter.
That would not be long. Langdon and Peter are rushing to save Katherine.
It turns out that Mal'akh's plans are diabolically bad. As Peter later discovers.
It was murky and claustrophobic. A slow long winded wrapping up of the series arc. Langdon even speculating what clues lies in the Abrahamic holy books.
The series paves the way for a second series but I wonder if it will be made.
Maybe there was a good reason why this Dan Brown book did not make it to the cinema.
Mal'akh has the cascade machine and also got his sister Katherine. So he has someone to explain his diabolical plan until he has another meeting with his dad, Peter.
That would not be long. Langdon and Peter are rushing to save Katherine.
It turns out that Mal'akh's plans are diabolically bad. As Peter later discovers.
It was murky and claustrophobic. A slow long winded wrapping up of the series arc. Langdon even speculating what clues lies in the Abrahamic holy books.
The series paves the way for a second series but I wonder if it will be made.