I belive the Da Vinci Code

@kharen (1488)
Philippines
May 21, 2007 12:22pm CST
I watched the film...it's about the origin of the da vinci code.. It was from a now known place of Rennes-le-chateau in southern france,right? Were all their documentaries true or were they made-up and were all just coincidence?? How about the geometrical figures and the painting and the parchments?? I'm so curious about them.. anyone here who knows anything or any detail about it? SHARE IT PEOPLE!!! ^^,
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• Malaysia
21 May 07
I've watched the movie and also watch the making of the movie.If I'm not mistaken all the places that shown in the movies really exist.For example the old building and the church.The paintings on the walls I'm not so sure about it's originality.
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@steerpyke (396)
12 Jun 07
the book and the film are entertainment first and formost. They are based on various controversial historical threads which come from different periods in history. If you put them together in certain ways you get the theory behind Browns work, or should I say from the numerous scholars who have proposed such ideas over the last 2000 years (he is hardly the first just the most popular). There are however many other ways to interperet these facts. Read the source material and make your own minds up.
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@kharen (1488)
• Philippines
18 Jun 07
so is it a theory,a fiction or what?
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• Philippines
10 Oct 08
If you want to know the real thing, you have to go beyond mylot. Beyond the Bible itself... Make an effort. Take a serious study.
@jlara_gtr34 (3491)
• Philippines
28 May 07
about rennes le chateau, i watched a documentary made by nat. geo., it discusses the eccentricities of the place, it would certainly amaze you the first time you see it. there are also some other places that bear similar traits, but still, it doesn't change the fact that the da vinci code is still fiction, based on some historical facts tied together to form a good story. i think it's kind of like a connect the dots sort of deal, dan brown read the book (holy blood, holy grail was its title i think) and then, adapted what he learned from the concept of that book, plus findings from his own research, then tied them together in a convincing fashion into the bestseller juggernaut that it is today.
• India
30 May 07
i read the book and that itself convinced that the whole plot is true and valid.........
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@kharen (1488)
• Philippines
18 Jun 07
you were convinced? but was it really true??
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@magojordan (3252)
• Philippines
13 Aug 08
Since it has been established as a work of fiction, majority of it I don't believe. However there are some facts that could be real but of course I really don't just accept them right away. I just let it entertain me.
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@KarenO52 (2950)
• United States
23 May 07
The book and film are mostly fiction,but a good story. There has been much speculation and controversy over subjects covered in the book. The portrayal of Opus Dei, in particular was fictional.
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@jb_vete (323)
• Philippines
11 Oct 08
You belive so? what has it done to you? what has it done to your faith? I'm a roman catholic and i've seen the movie too.I won't deny that it's really close to believable. Just close. However, I've lived my life for years having faith that i have right now and i guess that movie or book, a mere piece of human creativity cannot change my personal relationship with my God.
@ifa225 (14460)
• Indonesia
28 Apr 10
The history about the guardian Jesus seems fake. I think it was only made to attract readers and viewers