<p>Have you seen it?</p>
<p>Do you beleive it is Fact or Fiction?</p>
<p>Well, I saw it tonight...it was..okay...</p>
<p>I suppose it might have helped if I had read the book and then followed up claims in the book with well regarded historians...</p>
<p>It might have helped if I had payed attention in Sunday school too...:p</p>
<p>It was ok. Nothing special, just catholics reacting to nothing. But then again, I think the entire bible is fake...</p>
<p>I saw it last Sunday. I thought it followed the book well enough. I'm glad they axed the romance cuz I'm not sure I could have stomached a passionate onscreen kiss between Tom Hanks and Audrey Tatou. I also thought Ron Howard managed the film pretty tactfully and hence really saw no reason for all that protesting. It's just a movie. Highlight of the film (and perhaps the only engrossing character) was Ian Mckellen... </p>
<p>I'm not exactly religious or anti-religious so the content was less controversial for me than it was vaguely interesting.</p>
<p>Lame book/movie. The way it was depicted I thought it was going to have more of an athiest message. But the ending is very christian. The movie was even lamer than the book.</p>
<p>ian mcklellan was amazing, as was the guy who played silas.</p>
<p>The guy who played Silas..as crazy as this sounds he was too "bright" for my eyes...it was his blonde hair...</p>
<p>yeah, did you know the guy who played Silas is the same guy from Wimbledon with Kirsten Dunst?</p>
<p>I have never seen Wimbledon sooo...=/</p>
<p>ah, well i thought he was attractive in that movie and to see him as THAT in the da vinci code was something else...:P</p>
<p>I looked him up...he is married to Jennifer Connelly, who was in Labyrinth (laugh I know...I love this movie).</p>
<p>I think he was in a movie with Russell Crowe...</p>
<p>Labyrinth, I keep on hearing about this but still have no idea what that is...gonna go look it up.</p>
<p>Labyrinth...a conglomeration of song, dance, 80's pop, big hair, David Bowie, and lots of "interesting camera angles"...</p>
<p>I forgot to add muppets...</p>
<p>silas was played by paul bettany. those were quite the ghostly blue eyes.</p>
<p>silas was played by the same guy from a beautiful mind</p>
<p>The Da Vinci Code is more or less as factual as the Bible.</p>
<p>LOL, Chuck Norris.</p>
<p>Paul Bettany did such a good job as Silas. That was the one reason I went to see the DVC. Englishmen playing albino killers intrigues me.</p>
<p>I agree with an above poster who said she was glad the romance was axed. I read Angels & Demons before DVC, and I was absolutely disgusted that this 40 year old professor had managed to sweep TWO already-stunning/drop dead gorgeous 20-something females off their feet (Vittoria and Sophie). It just didn't seem very realistic to me. I like the movie relationship (more fatherly, sweet kiss on her head) much better. </p>
<p>The cinematography was really good--I can say that for Ron Howard. Also, I felt they did a nice job trying to make concessions to the religious with the whole, "What matters is what you believe, isn't the human divine? Jesus was with me in that well, I tell you!" </p>
<p>I don't get the protesting. The last time I checked, there was freedom of speech in this country, but the incessant cries from some to pull the movie from theaters seems to overlook that fact.</p>
<p>Ian McKellan's performance was the best.</p>
<p>i really dont get why everyone is getting so mad about this. its fiction, for pete's sake. instead of boycotting a movie and screaming about it, they could serve Him better by giving money to say, a homeless shelter.</p>
<p>dIFFRENT STROKES DIFFRENT FOLKS! </p>
<p>Sly and the Family Stone!</p>