The Da Vinci Code

Yesterday late in the evening, I went to see the preview screening of The Da Vinci Code and found the movie good against all the not-so-good reviews that abounds the internet. Nonetheless, I felt that it was a bit slow-paced. Recollecting, I read the book in a day’s time and was more absorbed in that than the movie.

Cryptex from the DaVinci CodeIndia was supposed to screen The Da Vinci Code along with the world on the 19th of May, 2006 but due to the controversy, it was decided that the movie can be screened but with a disclaimer at the beginning and at the end of the movie that the characters are fictious, the movie is a work of fiction. Well, that delayed the movie release by a week. Finally, The Da Vinci Code is being released in India today (May 26, 2006).


Yesterday late in the evening, I went to see the preview screening of The Da Vinci Code and found the movie good against all the not-so-good reviews that abounds the internet. Nonetheless, I felt that it was a bit slow-paced. Recollecting, I read the book in a day’s time and was more absorbed in that than the movie.

I felt Tom Hanks (who played the famed symbologist Professor Robert Langdon) did not get much chance of displaying his versatile acting skill in this movie, (remember Cast Away, The Terminal, et al) and I wished that the French actor Audrey Tautou (who plays the cryptologist Sophie Neveu) was a bit more reactive, agile. Or was it that they played their role just right, right to the point where they should and not really overplay! Having read the book earlier, I was perhaps expecting the movie to deliver more. Anyway, the movie was a good-to-see movie.

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Brajeshwar posted this article on Fri, May 26th, 2006 at 11:26 am
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