Do you plan to see the 'Da Vinci Code' movie over the weekend?
543928
yes-love an adventure mystery movie, I 'll let ya know if it was bad or good.
486082
I don't know what kind of movie you like. I watched Mission Impossible 3 last week and The Da Vinci Code last night. They both were great to watch.
329773
yes, check out the trailer.\n\nhttp://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hv&cf=info&id=1808715999
997673
YEAH totally...me and my friends do it all the time. I mean you already payed to get in..so why not see all the movies while you can!
583694
it's r-18 here in the phils. so i'd probably wait for the dvd. But people say it's a very good movie and has nothing to do with our faith...after all, it's just a movie :D...CAN'T WAIT TO WATCH IT!!!....it's a blockbuster now and I know it's a very great movie!!!
440813
Decent acting, not a great movie, but a good enough film to pass the time.\nIt'll keep you guessing til the last second. And the camera work is great all movie long, so I would say YES, definetly go watch it.\n\nMake sure you get some good goodies to watch the movie, you won't regret it.\n\nNot the best movie, but a good enough movie to see maybe a Saturday night.
353877
I dunno, but if you figure it out, let me know. I'll be there this weekend.
339102
4sure!!! I want to see it at the theaters on opening day. It looks hilarious!!! Love the trailer!!! Tom Ryan jumping on Oprah's couch (spoofing Tom Cruise)!! And when the main girl says shes already had balls to the face before!!! I crack up every time!! I love scary movies and I have seen all the ones they spoof on the trailer...\nSo yes, I will see the movie on Friday, with my boyfriend, because I need a good laugh at the end of a stressful week!!!
597095
Have you seen that movie yet?  I saw it yesterday.\n\ndoes that help?
296534
A murder in the Louvre and clues in Da Vinci paintings lead to the discovery of a religious mystery protected by a secret society for two thousand years, which could shake the foundations of Christianity, I'm not sure when the movie comes out, but my husband and I want to watch it, though I'm christian, I'm curious to see the movie.
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Satureday and Sunday will have the Houseful collections because of the holidays. So, the movie will become more polpular if it is released on Friday or Satureday. And the first has to be for Fans. So, the Best option is Friday.\nIt's all the matter of money :)
183768
I read the Da Vinci Code religiously. It is probably my favorite book that i have ever read. The story line keeps you wondering what's going to happen next, and keeps your attention the whole way through. I really enjoy the illustrated version because you get to see they different paintings and building that they are actually talking about. What people have to remember is that it's a fictional story, not religious text. But i can't wait for them movie to come out. I'm so excited. If you have questions about it, you can e-mail me, i swear i have that book memorized.
487331
yah!!!!!!!!!! I totally want to go the night it comes out!!!!!!!!! It's going to be so so awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!
501329
The movie 'Omen' will be released :)
1002063
i am definitely going to go see it!!! i loved the first movie, but i just hope this one will be as good. plus i agree with you about johny depp and orlando bloom!
403228
it is a GREAT movie/book i read the book and it is so addicting!! read this interview:\n\nHOW MUCH OF THIS NOVEL IS TRUE?\nThe Da Vinci Code is a novel and therefore a work of fiction. While the book's characters and their actions are obviously not real, the artwork, architecture, documents, and secret rituals depicted in this novel all exist (for example, Leonardo Da Vinci's paintings, the Gnostic Gospels, Hieros Gamos, etc.). These real elements are interpreted and debated by fictional characters. While it is my belief that some of the theories discussed by these characters may have merit, each individual reader must explore these characters' viewpoints and come to his or her own interpretations. My hope in writing this novel was that the story would serve as a catalyst and a springboard for people to discuss the important topics of faith, religion, and history. \n\nBUT DOESN'T THE NOVEL'S "FACT" PAGE CLAIM THAT EVERY SINGLE WORD IN THIS NOVEL IS HISTORICAL FACT?\nIf you read the "FACT" page, you will see it clearly states that the documents, rituals, organization, artwork, and architecture in the novel all exist. The "FACT" page makes no statement whatsoever about any of the ancient theories discussed by fictional characters. Interpreting those ideas is left to the reader. \n\nIS THIS BOOK ANTI-CHRISTIAN?\nNo. This book is not anti-anything. It's a novel. I wrote this story in an effort to explore certain aspects of Christian history that interest me. The vast majority of devout Christians understand this fact and consider The Da Vinci Code an entertaining story that promotes spiritual discussion and debate. Even so, a small but vocal group of individuals has proclaimed the story dangerous, heretical, and anti-Christian. While I regret having offended those individuals, I should mention that priests, nuns, and clergy contact me all the time to thank me for writing the novel. Many church officials are celebrating The Da Vinci Code because it has sparked renewed interest in important topics of faith and Christian history. It is important to remember that a reader does not have to agree with every word in the novel to use the book as a positive catalyst for introspection and exploration of our faith. \n\nWHAT DO YOU THINK OF CLERICAL SCHOLARS ATTEMPTING TO "DISPROVE" THE DA VINCI CODE? \nThe dialogue is wonderful. These authors and I obviously disagree, but the debate that is being generated is a positive powerful force. The more vigorously we debate these topics, the better our understanding of our own spirituality. Controversy and dialogue are healthy for religion as a whole. Religion has only one true enemy--apathy--and passionate debate is a superb antidote. \n\nPARTS OF THE DA VINCI CODE DESCRIBE THE ACTIVITIES OF THE RELIGIOUS GROUP OPUS DEI. HOW DOES OPUS DEI FEEL ABOUT YOUR NOVEL? \nI worked very hard to create a fair and balanced depiction of Opus Dei. Even so, there may be those who are offended by the portrayal. While Opus Dei is a very positive force in the lives of many people, for others, affiliation with Opus Dei has been a profoundly negative experience. Their portrayal in the novel is based on numerous books written about Opus Dei as well as on my own personal interviews with current and former members. \n\nSOME OF THE HISTORY IN THIS NOVEL CONTRADICTS WHAT I LEARNED IN SCHOOL. WHAT SHOULD I BELIEVE?\nSince the beginning of recorded time, history has been written by the "winners" (those societies and belief systems that conquered and survived). Despite an obvious bias in this accounting method, we still measure the "historical accuracy" of a given concept by examining how well it concurs with our existing historical record. Many historians now believe (as do I) that in gauging the historical accuracy of a given concept, we should first ask ourselves a far deeper question: How historically accurate is history itself?\n\nARE YOU
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Yes, i went last weekend. friday 2 b exact.  And n my own words.  It was "Off the Chain""  I highly recommed you checking it out.  If u have seen the plays in person or on did it was great.  i would see it again.  The movies was packed when we went. and my parents went last sunday at midnight and they said it was also packed then.  It was #1 in the box office also.  Check it out and enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!!