Thank God the critics were wrong. I liked The Da Vinci Code very much and I did not find it boring at all. It was an enjoyable mystery-action pack. Acting work was great, meaning that Ian McKellen was bloody amazing! :) Hmm, I can't remember when was it that I read the book - a year or two ago? - so I didn't remember all the plot twists, which was ( Read more... )

I'm a bit afraid of The Da Vinci Code. It's one of the movies I'm most eagerly waiting to see this year, but now I fear it won't be good.

It was introduced at Cannes Film Festival yesterday, and what I heard, people started laughing for some plot twists (but that's not movie's fault). The film was also said to be unthrilling. And RottenTomatoes. ( Read more... )

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I'm seriously in love with the soundtrack of The Da Vinci Code. And especially with the closing track called "Chevaliers de Sangreal", which you can still download HERE. I think that cue is one of the most beautiful ones Hans Zimmer has ever composed. I love its uplifting feeling, when it starts very quietly and grows stronger and more powerful ( Read more... )

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OMFG. I've been waiting to hear this soundtrack for SO LONG, and omg, it's perfect!

Download: Hans Zimmer - The Da Vinci Code OST

OR
/ Hans Zimmer - Dies Mercurii I Martius (the opening track)
\ Hans Zimmer - Poisoned Chalice (feat. soprano Hila Plitmann)
/ Hans Zimmer - Beneath Alrischa (amazing string work!)
\ Hans Zimmer - Chevaliers De ( Read more... )

Eep, it's less than 2 weeks until The Da Vinci Code comes to theatres. I found an article from SoundtrackNet about the score by Hans Zimmer a week ago, but then my connection crashed and I wasn't able to listen to the preview clips of the songs. I managed to do that yesterday and OMG, I can't wait to see the movie and hear the complete score! It's ( Read more... )