May 22, 2006 • Religious historian Elaine Pagels says what is important about The Da Vinci Code is not what the movie got wrong, but what it got right. May 19, 2006 • Director Ron Howard's ...

The 2006 film The Da Vinci Code has been widely discussed for many reasons. One of the biggest reasons for its criticism is that it is a historically inaccurate rendition. Based on the 2003 Dan Brown ...

Blip blip blip ... . If only. Joel Surnow, the creator of "24," reportedly tried to acquire the rights to The Da Vinci Code to serve as the plot for the show's third season. Of course, there aren ...

Adapting books into series has become a popular trend in entertainment, giving fans the chance to watch their beloved stories ...

When Dan Brown published "The Da Vinci Code" in 2003, he forever changed the landscape of religious thrillers, blending historical mysteries, art symbolism, and spiritual questioning into a ...

In all seriousness, it’s unlikely that “The Da Vinci Code” will undermine anyone’s faith. You’ll likely recall the Dan Brown novel, imagining a vast conspiracy theory involving Leonardo ...

The book was The Da Vinci Code (DVC). And yet, two decades since DVC’s publication, the then reaction to its appearance in 2003 seems even more surreal, more bizarre, than any fantastic plot line.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. It may sound like a terrible idea, but Dan Brown's ubiquitous novel The Da Vinci Code has been successfully translated and adapted to a video game.

“What the hell does this mean?” Harvard University Professor Robert Langdon, the hero of Dan Brown’s best-selling novel The Da Vinci Code, is initially baffled by the message, scrawled in invisible ...

The Dream Begins. Christian film critics rip apart The Da Vinci Code, applaud Over the Hedge, and see no good in See No Evil. Plus, continued coverage of The Promise and Poseidon.