Hurray! Another Pixar movie! I really wanna watch this, especially after reading the positive review by Steven Greydanus. But it seems that I’ll only get a chance to do so in September (according to Yahoo! Movies Singapore). Ugh!
Guess I’ll just have to settle for the movie trailers for now.
From the guys who brought you An Engineer’s Guide To Cats, Funny Cat Yodeling, and An Engineer’s Guide To Cat Yodeling, here’s the advance-level tutorial. I’ll like to try this some day when I get my hands on a nice friendly, cuddly house cat. 
After watching the trailer of the latest Dan Brown movie, Angels and Demons, I have only word to describe it –> RIDICULOUS!!!
This must be biggest joke Hollywood has played on the Catholic Church, next to the DUH-Vinci Code.
I’ve not read either of Mr Brown’s books myself, but based on what I’ve heard and read about them, it does appear to me that they’re both packed with historical and theological errors, and outright lies. Although many will say “that’s just fiction” (which it is, of course), but still there will be people whose faith and impression of the Catholic Church will be negatively affected by the books, and even more so the movies. We must arm ourselves with the necessary knowledge to differentiate between fact and fiction, build up our own faith with the truth, and be prepared with the answers for various questions (and at times, attacks and accusations) that our friends and family may have for us.
Well known apologist, Mark Shea, has written an electronic booklet in corporation with Ascension Press, on the craziness of Angels and Demons. This 23-page booklet contains answers to over 30 typical questions that may arise after reading the book or watching the movie, and is available for free download here. Read it for yourself, share it with your friends, and spread the word.
Catholic Answers has also written an answer guide to Angels and Demons. Find out more here! There’s also a clip of the This Rock article written by Carl E. Olson in the Catholic Answers Forums, which can be found here.
Al Kresta has written on the Angels and Demons phenomena on Ignatius Insight, as well as on his blog. I particularly what he said after watching Angels and Demons. –> “The movie won’t turn you into either.” Well said!
Last but not least, there’s also this brilliant article by Steven Greydanus on DecentFilms.com, highlighting the errors and mistakes that are in abundance in Dan Brown’s works. I’m also looking forward to reading Steven’s review of the movie.
I hope you find these resources helpful in educating yourselves and those around you about the horrific lies in Angels and Demons, in contrast to the truths which the Catholic Church stands for.
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