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Get a Year-Early Peek at "The Da Vinci Code"
by Scott Weinberg | May 19, 2005
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The Quicktime Movie Trailers page brings the very first teaser for next year's "The Da Vinci Code." Based on the overwhelmingly popular novel by Dan Brown, "The Da Vinci Code" 'centers on one of the greatest mysteries of humankind, a 2000 year-old conspiracy, clues to which are encoded in the paintings of Leonardo Da Vinci.' Back to Article
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renodc
renodc writes:
on May 19 2005 07:52 PM

Doesn't show much.

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JediX606
JediX606 writes:
on May 19 2005 10:53 PM

doesn't show anything

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jeanpaul
jeanpaul writes:
on May 20 2005 12:56 AM

[b]Superman Returns[/b]
Superman Returns is going to kill anything and everything about this bullshit movie based on that propogandic bullshit novel-- even if people go and check it out. bye.


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puablo
puablo writes:
on May 20 2005 01:13 PM

Sigh. #1. I can guarantee you 10 times as many people are interested in this movie over Superman Returns of all things. #2. It's a novel. Not propaganda, just fiction. And pretty good fiction. And a pretty good cast, too, so it's likely it will end up being a pretty good movie. I don't have the same hopes for your odd choice of Superman as being the killer of any movie.

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locke
locke writes:
on May 20 2005 05:21 PM

i agree with puablo!

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Now it's dark
Now it's dark writes:
on May 20 2005 10:23 PM

It's a conspiracy!

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shruti_11
shruti_11 writes:
on May 21 2005 10:07 AM

why is everybody so annoyed with the book? did it make you not want to be Christian? NO! then what is the fuss all about?Its fiction thats all! read Angels and Deamons, that is surely Christian and its by the same author.

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Now it's dark
Now it's dark writes:
on May 21 2005 11:25 AM

In reply to this comment (#822289)
Something to do with Christian Fundamentalists. Seems to be all the rage in the States.

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new_school_critic
new_school_critic writes:
on May 21 2005 05:26 PM

[b]Hmm[/b]
I think the Da Vinci code could suck, just because I don't have that much faith in Ron Howard as a director. To tell you the truth, I think he is one of the most over-rated directors of all-time, he hasn't even done that many good movies. You can refer to "a beautiful mind", but just because it won an oscar doesn't mean it is that good. I mean look at Shakesphere in Love and Chicago and Titanic, all not that good, all winners of the Academy Award.

I like the book though and don't think its christian propaghanda by any means. Christian propaghanda is Fox News. Christian propaghanda is James Dobson. These are the people destroying are country based on a belief that has become so distorted that the followers actually advocate the exact opposite of christs teachings. I.E they're all into going to war, continueing a class war, not feeding the poor, ect.

Tom Hanks should be good in the movie, the movie should be good, and on a political note we must stop these religious nutjobs.

P.S. Supermans Returns will most likely suck. Superman is a soap star. XMen 1 and 2 are not very good films at all. If your looking for the next great franchise to get behind, get behind the new Christopher Nolan Batman franchise or the Narnia franchise, both of those are going to kick ass.


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getluv
getluv writes:
on May 21 2005 06:14 PM

first of all this movie is going to be huge and i am really looking forward to this. i actually see this movie winning the summer and even the year simply because it will draw the same people that saw The Passion, even if they haven't even heard of the book.

Also the trailer doesnt show anything, because it is only a teaser trailer.

X-men 3 looks interesting. Superman is like Batman of this year, another attempt to recapture the glory days for DMG comics and Warner Bros.

and to the idiot that said that Superman is going to effect the gross of the Da Vinci Code, do some research before saying crap like that. Superman opens 6 weeks after Da Vinci, and SUperman faces an uphill battle against Pirates 2.


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Sadistik
Sadistik writes:
on May 22 2005 06:12 PM

I thought the book sucked. There are 12 year old girls with diaries that read better than Dan Brown's hack writing. That said, maybe the movie will be good. I was so upset by what a poor writer that man is that I had trouble paying attention to the story.

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puablo
puablo writes:
on May 23 2005 08:08 AM

Wow, that's the first person that I've ever heard say the book sucked. But hey, to each their own. I'd rather hear someone simply say they didn't like the book over psychotic people claiming propaganda any day of the week.

I think new_school_critic hit the nail on the head, in that Ron Howard is overrated and therefore could possibly ruin the movie. But that said, I think the book reads like a good movie (I obviously don't think it's a hack job), and with the actors involved and the money they'll put towards doing it right, I have high hopes.

But then again, I thought Timeline was a great book and was destined to be turned into a great movie, and we all saw how THAT one turned out. But I have more faith in the people involved with this one.

And living in the US, I can only begin to imagine how the whole country is going to flip out and go insane, politically, when this movie nears its release date. Yikes.


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jumpshed
jumpshed writes:
on May 25 2005 05:39 PM

[b]What's the point?[/b]
Well that's 3 minutes I'm not getting back....

Anyway, why are they wasting money advertsing the film themselves when probably quite a small but LOUD proportion of the church will do that for them? I can hear the "Down with this sort of Thing!" protests already... And I can hear the average punter thinking "Oooh this must have a lot of explicit sex/violence in it lets go and see it twice!"

Does anyone think angels and demons would have made a better book though?


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Lance_Romance
Lance_Romance writes:
on May 29 2005 06:48 PM

In reply to this comment (#822285)
[b]lol[/b]
yes, because super heros and relegion are comparable.


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paul02085
paul02085 writes:
on Sep 14 2005 09:39 PM

[b]new school critic[/b]
you and your lefty friends are losers. i love to hear the whining from your kind. thank god we are going to have a supreme court that will keep your commie/socialist bs from screwing our country up.

Why dont all you wierdos move to Canada, you would like it up there.


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fhs
fhs writes:
on Dec 15 2005 09:51 PM

[b]why?[/b]
Why are so many people so interested in this? There's really nothing there except rehashing a lot of ancient nonsense and superstition. I'm not surprised that the book was written by someone from new hampster--and if you've ever been there you know what I mean by that. What an incredible waste of time and mental energy.


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