Angels and Demons

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So, the new movie is coming out Angels and Demons.
(Good book, by the way.)
Most of the story centers aroud the main characters running around Rome and going to various churches to solve a great mystery.
However...
"Roman Catholic Church officials found The Da Vinci Code offensive and forbade filming in their churches" says wikipedia.
The fellows doing the film had to recreate places such as the Sistine Chapel Ceiling.

So what do you think?
Based on my scant information (So go read the wiki article) do you think the church should have let them film inside their churches?  

[JohnnyRingo45]

saw the first one at a drive-in. Complete friggin snooze fest. Kinda contrdictory as well. Proving the corruption of the clergy and how their messiah was a normal person, all the while still entertaining the cacamamy idea that all this god-business is still true. All that's still outweighed by how boring it was.

Also the proprietors of those establishments do hold the right to deny them permission to film inside their franchise locations. Still a douche move on their part though.  

[Daffodil the Destroyer]

I don't think there is anything wrong with their decision.