Movie Review: The DaVinci Code
The DaVinci Code
Genre: Mystery Adventure Thriller
Rating: 10/10
Overview: When murder occurs it is only one of the many steps someone is taking to conceal one of the biggest secrets of all time. At the center of it all is Robert Langdon and Sophie Neveu, a renown symbologist and local cop respectively. We follow them in this thrilling adventure as they seek the truth.
Review: This was an amazing movie. The plot was very fast and exciting and kept throwing you deeper and deeper. The complexities of the movie were made simple without taking away from the story. I saw nothing wrong whatsoever with the movie. Great plot, great mystery, great thrill, great adventure, great characters.
Note: I didn't read the book.
Sarah McGuire says:
Rating: 9/10
Genre: Mystery Adventure Thriller
Rating: 10/10
Overview: When murder occurs it is only one of the many steps someone is taking to conceal one of the biggest secrets of all time. At the center of it all is Robert Langdon and Sophie Neveu, a renown symbologist and local cop respectively. We follow them in this thrilling adventure as they seek the truth.
Review: This was an amazing movie. The plot was very fast and exciting and kept throwing you deeper and deeper. The complexities of the movie were made simple without taking away from the story. I saw nothing wrong whatsoever with the movie. Great plot, great mystery, great thrill, great adventure, great characters.
Note: I didn't read the book.
Sarah McGuire says:
Rating: 9/10
Review : The plot was fast-moving and action packed; the theater actually screamed at one point which was an unexpected thrill. They also managed to incorporate most of the symbology and complex history without losing too much of the story, or too many people along the way. They did, however, deviate from the plot line and facts in the book, which I found disappointing, but I suppose they had to do it for time and simplicity's sake. The books are always better than the movies anyway. I also wouldn't have cast Tom Hanks as Robert Langdon; he was lacking emotion. Silas, on the other hand, was very well played, I was impressed with the depth given to that character. Overall, it was a movie not to be missed!
posted by Me at 1:54 p.m.
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Hello Sykon,
You may not initially agree with everything I reveal, but be a little patient with my long-winded presentation of what I have waited a very long time to be able to say. I promise to amaze and enlighten.
Peace...
Here is the key to understanding what the Vatican and Papacy truly fear...
Pay close attention, profundity knocks at the door, listen for the key. Be Aware! Scoffing causes blindness...
Here's a real hot potato! Eat it up, digest it, and then feed it's bones to the hungry...
There's much more to the story of the Vatican's recent machinations than meets the eye. It's not the DaVinci Code or Gospel of Judas per se, but the fact that people have now been motivated to seek out the unequivocal truth about an age of deception, exactly when they expect me to appear. These recent controversies are spurring people to reevaluate the Vatican/Papacy and the religions that Rome spawned, at the worst possible time for them.
Remember, "I come as a thief..." ?
The DaVinci Code novel and movie are no more inaccurate as literal versions of history than the New Testament. The primary sub-plot involved purposeful symbology being used to encode hidden meanings, exactly like the Bible and related texts. In other words, none of these stories represent the literal truth. This is the common and pivotal fact of all such narratives about ancient Hebrew and Christian history. Debating whether the DaVinci Code, Gnostic texts, or the Bible are accurate history is a purposeful ploy designed to hide the truth by directing your inquiry away from the heart of the matter.
There is a foolproof way to verify the truth and expose centuries-old religious deceptions. It also proves why we can no longer let the Vatican tell us what to think about ancient history or much else. It is the common thread connecting why the ancient Hebrews, Yahad/Essene, Jews, Gnostics, Cathars, Templars, Dead Sea Scrolls, DaVinci Code, and others have been targets of Rome’s ire and evil machinations. The Vatican and its secret society cohorts don’t want you to understand that the ancient Hebrew symbology in all of these texts purposely encodes and exposes the truth about them. Furthermore, the structure of ancient wisdom symbology verifiably encodes the rules to decode messages built with it. This is what they most fear you will discover.
If the Bible represented the literal truth or even accurate history, there would be no need for faith in the assertions of deceptive and duplicitous clergy and their ilk. It is undeniable the New Testament is awash with ancient Hebrew symbolism and allegory. The same is evidenced in the Old Testament, Dead Sea Scrolls, Gnostic texts, biblical apocrypha, Quran, DaVinci Code, and other related sources. All ancient religious, mystical, and wisdom texts have been shrouded in mystery for millennia for one primary reason: The ability to understand their widely evidenced symbology was lost in antiquity. How do we finally solve these ages-old mysteries? To recast an often-used political adage: It’s [the] symbology, stupid!
It is beyond amazing that the Vatican still tries to insist the Gospels are the literal truth. Every miracle purported for Jesus has multiple direct symbolic parallels in the Old Testament, Apocalypse, Dead Sea Scrolls, and other symbolic narratives and traditions. Recasting the symbolism of earlier Hebrew texts as literal events in the New Testament is one of the central deceptions associated with Christianity. This is part of the secret knowledge held by the ancient Gnostics, Templars, Cathars, and others, which is presented with dramatic effect in the DaVinci Code. None of these narratives or stories were ever intended as the literal truth. This fact is the key to unraveling many ages-old mysteries and exposing the truth about the Vatican's long-term deceptions.
Moreover, the following Washington Post article (The Book of Bart) describes how many changes and embellishments were made to New Testament texts over the centuries, unequivocally demonstrating they are not original, infallible, or truthful. When you combine proof that the New Testament Gospels are not wholly literal with proof that these texts were heavily reworked in the early years of Christianity, you are left with only one possible conclusion. The Vatican has long lied to everyone about the central tenets and history of Christianity. This revelation also proves they are not the Creator’s representatives but Her long-time opponents. The recent hoopla over the Gospel of Judas and DaVinci Code demonstrates they are still desperately trying to deceive the world and obfuscate their true nature and activities.
It's no wonder the Vatican fears the truth more than anything else. As further proof of these assertions, seek to understand the symbolic significance of my name (Seven Star Hand) and you will have proof beyond disproof that Jews, Christians, and Muslims have long been duped by the great deceivers I warned humanity about over the millennia. What then is the purpose of "faith" but to keep good people from seeking to understand the truth?
Now comes justice, hot on its heels... (symbolism...)
Not only do I talk the talk, I walk the walk...
Here is Wisdom!!
Revelations from the Apocalypse
ok whoa. mother of god, he's the MESSIAH? seven star hand...must find out what that means...
got it, Revelations 1:16
"And he had in his right hand seven stars: and out of his mouth proceeded a sharp two-edged sword: and his countenance was as the sun shineth in his strength."
nice....
got it, Revelations 1:16
"And he had in his right hand seven stars: and out of his mouth proceeded a sharp two-edged sword: and his countenance was as the sun shineth in his strength."
nice....
why is my thingy there TWICE?
donno, delete it...
how?
Click the garbage can...
Looks nice! Awesome content. Good job guys.
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This was a good movie, well done even for those (like me) who hadn't read the book before going to see it. I definitely want to read the book now, and I think that means it was at least a well written script. :)
cynicism is overrated
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