THE DA VINCI CODE

For my third and final Ron Howard film, I watched The DaVinci Code. This was definitely the most mind-boggling film. Compared to the other two films, Cinderella Man and Apollo 13, it was more in-depth and gruesome. I think Ron Howard really likes Tom Hanks because he seems to be a reoccurring character in his films, or maybe it's just coincidence. The Da Vinci code is one of those movies that starts out with the conflict and the rest of the movie foreshadows and figures out why Sophie Neveu's grandfather was murdered, who murdered him, and also it shows what he wanted to tell his grandchild in code. The movie starts out suspenseful and continues to be just as suspenseful throughout the rest of the film, which keeps the viewer intrigued throughout the whole movie. He also makes it really creepy and disturbing when Silas cuts and wips himself and just about everything else about him; when he creeps up on everyone and when he kills the nun and his attempts and killing everyone else. The Da Vinci code is about Dr. Robert Langdon and Agent Sophie Neveu's search to find out what Sophie's grandfather wanted to help them discover; a religious mystery that has been protected by a secret society for two thousand years. Ron Howard once again does an outstanding job at making The Da Vinci Code really exciting and suspenseful by all of its twists and the quick getaways from the police.