Ian McKellen, probably THE actor with 2 summer blockbusters back to back (the other being X- Men 3), is convincing as the rich grail hunter Sir Leigh Teabing.
Tom Hanks makes Robert Langdon pretty accessible, given Hanks' everyman demeanor, and Audrey Tautou makes a believable Sophie Neveu. Truly, the technique is nothing original, and some of the visuals used looked like Return of the King and Kingdom of Heaven rejects, but as a whole, combined with the narrative, it helps to present the controversies in a more palatable manner. However, its presentation of these controversial dialogue moments coupled with special effects, that will make you go wow. Undoubtedly the pacing sags when it's time for some dialogue heavy moments, but I suppose that is unavoidable when you're revisiting material. Now, before we get into the nitty-gritty of how you can watch The Da Vinci Code right now, here are some finer points about the Imagine Entertainment, Sony Pictures Entertainment drama flick. However, having being familiar with the plot and how the story unfolds, red herrings, character motivations, twists and all, it may leave those who've read the novel, a page-turner in every sense of the word, a bit wanting, that the pace could've been improved. Below, you’ll find a number of top-tier streaming and cable services - including rental, purchase, and subscription choices - along with the availability of The Da Vinci Code on each platform.
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