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Main Characters (Guess who the real villain is) This is one movie I loved better than the book...Oh, I mean Dan Brown 's Inferno and not Dante's.  David Koepp's screenplay and Ron Howard's direction made it more exciting.  I like the re-imagination of the ending because I love life and humanity.  Most of my friends do not agree.  They believe the ending "had to happen".  They hated the twist so much.  They said it ruined it.  Most of the viewers agree.  I don't.   Hats off to David Koepp and Ron Howard.  They truly made us gnash and grind our teeth and brought us to the edges of our seats. Unfortunately, Robbie Collin and others do not seem to think so. My friends even think that the "unexpected twist" was a big disappointment.  To each his own. This is MY blog, and if you don't agree with me, then just go to another page and don't waste your time by reading my two cents worth.  To me, what matters...

Source A murder in Paris' Louvre Museum and cryptic clues in some of Leonardo da Vinci's most famous paintings lead to the discovery of a religious mystery. For 2,000 years a secret society closely guards information that -- should it come to light -- could rock the very foundations of Christianity.-WWW Initial release: May 19, 2006 (USA) Director: Ron Howard Written for the screen by: Akiva Goldsman  Running time: 2h 54m Adapted from: The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown Film series: Robert Langdon Series Tom Hanks  as Robert Langdon---I think this role suits him Audrey Tautou  as Sophie Neveu ---She's really phenomenal and has a certain charm Ian McKellen  as Sir Leigh Teabing  ---I saw Magneto and Gandalf  Paul Bettany  as Silas---a very great and versatile actor...he was my favorite here Jean Reno  as Bezu Fache Alfred Molina  as  Bishop Aringarosa ---tsk, tsk, tsk goes to his character---did he act well?  Yes, in...