Da Vinci Code

[Logan]

We saw it tonight. I thought it was very entertaining and so did Scott. I was glad I had read the book because it was easier to follow. I think I would have gotten lost, otherwise.

Logan

[wolf_Q]

Cheesy humor http://www.thenormalrockwellcode.com

[dogzr#1]

I watched it last night and I loved it! I didn't read the book, but I still enjoyed it and didn't get lost in the middle of the movie. Also, it was weird because at the end when he was trying to figure out the 'password' for that little thingy(can't remember what its called ), I had said the right word. I had been thinking of it and when I got it right, I was kinda freaked out. lol

[elizabethann]

I thought the movie was okay. I enjoyed the book much better. I'm hearing Angels & Demons is going to be made into a movie now.

[flamepony12]

I saw it yesterday.. I thought it was great, very true to the book. Just my opinion, of course, I see that many people think differently.

[Argranade]

Im just woundering they said in that " bends peace fingers'' Danvinchi thing code can't spell it now that god did not walk on water it was actualy Ice wtfudge there is snow in that part of the WARM country?

[shihtzulover850]

Im just woundering they said in that " bends peace fingers'' Danvinchi thing code can't spell it now that god did not walk on water it was actualy Ice wtfudge there is snow in that part of the WARM country?

I know!!!

[CamCamPup33]

I, personally, enjoyed the book WAY better than i did the movie. Things were much more explained in the book, and to me, it was easier to understand. In the beginning of the book he states exactly what is fact, and at the bottom he says, "All descriptions of artwork, architecture, documents and secret rituals in this novel are accurate." I treated the book as it was mostly fact, but many people have told me otherwise. I kept an open mind though, i think thats really what you have to do when you're reading a book as controversial as the Da Vinci Code.