Angels & Demons rated R-13
Updated May 04, 2009 12:00 AM
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Tom Hanks as symbologist Robert Langdon

MANILA, Philippines - The adventures of controversial symbologist Robert
Langdon, who once tangled with the Catholic Church in *The Da Vinci Code*,
can now be watched by high school-age audiences.

The Movie & Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) review
committee unanimously gave the new Robert Langdon thriller *Angels & Demons* a
teen-friendly rating of R-13 after it previewed the Tom Hanks-starrer
recently, according to Columbia Pictures, the film’s local distributor.

An R-13 rating means any moviegoer aged 13 and above can be admitted in a
theater showing the particular film. This favorable rating also allows*Angels
& Demons* to be shown in all cinema chains across the country when it opens
on May 15.
*Angels & Demons* is the follow-up to *The Da Vinci Code* whose divisive,
hot-button theories on Christianity were met with uproar from religious
sectors when it opened in 2006. The MTRCB gave*The Da Vinci Code* an R-18
rating which forbade admission of moviegoers aged 17 years old and
below.Also, SM Cinemas, which has a policy against R-18-rated movies,
did not show
the said film in their cineplexes.
















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