Customer Ratings & Reviews

Have already but bought for the case. Great movie though.

Good movie, I wish it had more action. I still liked it

Wasn't to impressed with the 4k quality of this film

Bought this for a friend, I don't care for this movie or the second part.

McClellan makes it fun, otherwise not a great thriller.

This is the second DVD I purchased and it still doesn't work. Said unknown I don't know if y'all got a bad batch of DVD or what but I'm going to have to return another one to the store. Very unhappy customer.

When ever the compressor goes on we her what sounds like a cricket. Very annoying.

"Just as Leonardo da Vinci himself has brilliantly illustrated scenes from the Bible for all to enjoy and become enriched for centuries, director Ron Howard and actors Tom Hanks, Audrey Tatou, and Sir Ian McKellen illustrate Brown's thriller, and, although I had read the book - twice - before seeing the movie, I was still on the edge of my seat the whole time! Both Hanks and McKellen are renowned for their versatility, and here we see two more dimensions to their acting ranges. Hanks portrays Robert with finesse, and just as, to me, Scarlett O'Hara will always be Vivien Leigh and Gandalf will always be McKellen, so Hanks is deeply ingrained in my mind as Robert, and I sincerely hope that he, Brown, and Howard will go ahead and do the sequel, Angels and Demons. While I disapprove of some digressions from the book, which I dare not reveal for fear of spoiling both for you, I was amazed with how true this movie is to the book, and I would say that it is as true to Brown's book as the movie Gone With the Wind is to Margaret Mitchell's. This movie illustrates some sharper dimensions on Leonardo da Vinci's art and philosophy I have never imagined. The story is a fast-paced magical treasure hunt, in which the magicians do not wave their arms, or their wands, but use their gifts of logic in both creating and solving puzzle after puzzle until Sophie finally gets the valuable treasure that her grandfather intended her to have - and cherish! Noblemen and noblewomen interested in creating a treasure hunt of their own for a special someone might be interested in going to the Noble Collection, where they will find an exact replica of the Da Vinci Code Cryptex - a small ornate container that Robert and Sophie find, which is made of a difficult puzzle they must solve! What a fun Christmas or birthday or holiday treat! I haven't had the pleasure to have read Brown's book, which is consider ed to be one of the best-written American novels, which I know people that have read it and they think it needs to be savored slowly like a glass of very expensive wine. Howard's movie adds to the enjoyment of the story, but I believe that it might detract from the "thrill of the read" if you were to watch it first, before reading the book. I found this film complements the book richly and beautifully.

Knowing there so much to learn from history.A history to grow from.

Just as Leonardo da Vinci himself has brilliantly illustrated scenes from the Bible for all to enjoy and become enriched for centuries, director Ron Howard and actors Tom Hanks, Audrey Tatou, and Sir Ian McKellen illustrate Brown's thriller, and, although I had read the book - twice - before seeing the movie, I was still on the edge of my seat the whole time! Both Hanks and McKellen are renowned for their versatility, and here we see two more dimensions to their acting ranges. Hanks portrays Robert with finesse, and just as, to me, Scarlett O'Hara will always be Vivien Leigh and Gandalf will always be McKellen, so Hanks is deeply ingrained in my mind as Robert, and I sincerely hope that he, Brown, and Howard will go ahead and do the sequel, Angels and Demons. While I disapprove of some digressions from the book, which I dare not reveal for fear of spoiling both for you, I was amazed with how true this movie is to the book, and I would say that it is as true to Brown's book as the movie Gone With the Wind is to Margaret Mitchell's. This movie illustrates some sharper dimensions on Leonardo da Vinci's art and philosophy I have never imagined. The story is a fast-paced magical treasure hunt, in which the magicians do not wave their arms, or their wands, but use their gifts of logic in both creating and solving puzzle after puzzle until Sophie finally gets the valuable treasure that her grandfather intended her to have - and cherish! Noblemen and noblewomen interested in creating a treasure hunt of their own for a special someone might be interested in going to the Noble Collection, where they will find an exact replica of the Da Vinci Code Cryptex - a small ornate container that Robert and Sophie find, which is made of a difficult puzzle they must solve! What a fun Christmas or birthday or holiday treat! I was very pleased to have first read Brown's book, which I consider to be one of the best-written American novels I have ever read, which I think needs to be savored slowly like a glass of very expensive wine. Howard's movie adds to my enjoyment of the story, but I believe that it might detract from the "thrill of the read" if you were to watch it first, before reading the book. I found this film complements the book richly and beautifully. I strongly recommend both!

5 of 5 stars for the movie The Da Vinci Code. This is the first of (currently) three books in the Robert Langdon series. Langdon (Tom Hanks) is a specialist in symbology (the history and meaning of various symbols from different cultures. Langdon is called to help the police in Paris with a murder. This starts a long chain of events in which various religious factions are chasing "the Holy Grail". Langdon gains the help of a police officer who is the daughter of the murder victim. As the complex puzzle grows, Langdon reaches out for help from an old friend. This chain of events has several surprises as we learn some people are not who they appear to be (e.g. the lead police detective is actually a member of one of the religious factions and is trying to frame Langdon for the murder). Even Langdon's old friend is not exactly who he appears, nor is his butler! Complex, interesting, exciting and compelling is this story. Langdon is no James Bond, but, he does well during action moments. Langdon somewhat reminds me of Indiana Jones; college profession who has interesting adventures with historical artifacts and legends. A shout-out to Ron Howard for outstanding Direction of this movie! I feel the movie was totally faithful to the book. The last 5 minutes of the movie is totally wonderful (from Langdon's shaving accident). I can watch it over and over. On the Blu-Ray, there are details on how this scene was created. Simply Wow! Much has been written and debated over the historical validity of Brown's story and assertions. If you set aside those various debates and opinions and just take it as a story of fiction, it is a very good movie! I highly recommend this movie!

My only knock on this one is that the designer didn't think it through all the way with how the discs sit in the case. instead of a case with 2 disc holders there is just one and the sit on top each other.

This was a pretty good movie but it really reminded me of the movie National Treasure. They are both set up the same, with them finding clues about ancient stuff.

Great movie with a lot of suspense and twist that will keep you watching thruout the movie. It also has a lot of what ifs that will make you think.

amazing movie just amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

An interesting mystery thriller film, flawed perhaps, but entertaining to watch on a rainy afternoon.

The Da Vinci Code though it wwas an amzing book by Dan Brown, the movie just doesnt come close to it./ All the hype for the movie just brought a huge let down. Though Tom Hanks was in it and the story line was fairly good the overall movie just wasnt what it was put up to be It was also a bit boring. Overall i would say if you want to watch the movie to compare it to the book go ahead, but its nothing like it.

Whether you agree with the premise or not, you will enjoy this tale of intrigue and adventure.

It was a great move and the packaging is really nice and sleek

Love the movie, love the steelbook case it comes in.