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Title: Cracking the Da Vinci Code (Video 2004)
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Susan Davies | ... | Narrator |
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Stephen A. Hoeller | ... | Stephen A. Hoeller |
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Mark Oxbrow | ... | Mark Oxbrow |
| Lynn Picknett | ... | Lynn Picknett | |
| Clive Prince | ... | Clive Prince | |
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Author Simon Cox takes you on a journey to the action sites of Dan Brown's novel and introduces the authors and thinkers that were Brown's inspiration. An EXTRA section delves into a deeper mystery behind The Da Vinci Code.
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da vinci code | reference to leonardo da vinci | secret code | holy grail | secret society |Parents Guide:
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1 May 2004 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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"Cracking the Da Vinci Code" is just like every other one of those documentaries on the so called controversial book "The Da Vinci Code" by Dan Brown. This documentary takes you to all the places mentioned in the book and bores the living daylights out of you. I didn't want to hear authors blabbing on about the whole controversy. It's getting annoying. The Worst Part of this Documentary will definitely have to be the expert interviews. I always had to fast-forward past them because i wanted to remain alive after the documentary ended. Simon Ocx has done a poor performance with this and i don't know why i spent $30 on the DVD when i will never watch the stupid thing again.
The Only Good Part is seeing the paintings and the buildings. I don't care about what experts say.