When even the movie was released, I hurried to watch it. Because, I think since this drama is adapted from this book, if you don't read the book first, you won't know much about the point of the story. I don't need to say more about the content of the book. It is a decoding story told through Leonardo Da Vinci's masterpiece. Those codes are Catholicism or Christianity that has the largest number of believers in our world today. The story, in fact, does not need to be seriously believed, it is a novel after all. But it makes people talk about history again and again, to do truth and falsehood, which I think is the most worthwhile place. A lot of things, the more you go to the anti-ban, but it will only become more and more popular. Therefore, those who oppose this novel or film should relax.
The novel is a bit ugly, but it turns out that the movie is uglier than the novel because it's too badly changed. It is too simple. Does director Ron Howard think that many audiences have not read the original book? Because people who have read this book also know the development of the story, and even the details can be remembered clearly, because this is a reasoning novel, it is necessary to To unravel the mystery, also pay attention to its branches. But the movie is really a bit outrageous, and many details are not explained, and even important parts of the story can be changed. I think the good thing about movies is that you can follow the pictures, and you can see those art treasures clearly without going to France and the UK. The rhythm is really fast, so fast that the protagonists don't have time to act, and even the soundtrack is nondescript. I'm a little disappointed with this drama, even the lead actor Tom Hanks is a disappointment, Audrey Tautou is a big disappointment (I'm a fan of her too), the other characters are Ian McKellen, Jean Reno, Jurgen Prochnow, Alfred Molina to Paul Bettany are not good-looking. This drama could have been watched well, but why is it like this? Is it the director's fault, the actors' fault, or basically the story's fault?
Most importantly, it could really be a matter of the story.
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