Honest Trailers | The Da Vinci Code

Honest Trailers | The Da Vinci Code
Voice Narration: Jon Bailey aka Epic Voice Guy
Title Design: Robert Holtby
Written by: Spencer Gilbert, Danielle Radford, Lon Harris
Produced by: Spencer Gilbert
Edited by: Kevin Williamsen
Post-Production Manager: Emin Bassavand
Content Manager: Mikołaj Kossakowski
Post-Production Specialist: Rebecca Castaneda
Director of Video Production: Max Dionne

#honesttrailers #davincicode

[letsdostuff]

“There’s Something About Mary”

Hands down that’s the best title y’all have ever done!!!! That slayed me!!!! 😂😂😂

[jessebclimbs]

Pretty impressive that Alfred Molina managed to look around 45 years old in 1981, 50 years old in 2002, and 55 years old in 2021.

[elizabeth]

“Erm…second darkest” set against Alfred Molina’s facial expression is absolute perfection! 😂

[TheAnnoyingAll]

It's so much better when you do older films than ones that just came out. There's more perspective on the older ones to better tear them apart.

[tanadarko]

The "french law requires Leon the Professional and Amelie to be in the movie" line really cracked me up

[mrmobius]

"There's Something About Mary" = slow clap. well played team, well played.

[BatAmerica]

"With the only three paintings Americans can name." Wow, Honest Trailers does not miss.

[edwardhannah]

Fun fact:
There was a small article I read in a UK newspaper a few years ago about charity shops basically saying "STOP giving us Da Vinci Code books!".
Their shelves were packed with them.

[liamhiggins]

Paul Bettany LITERALLY shines. Thanks for the laugh.

[bluesdjben]

What was crazy was when the book came out in 2003 how much the church freaked out and how many people were like, "Is the stuff in this obviously fictional book really true?"

[gostovahs]

I remember the da vinci code hype (book and movie) but I never read or saw it -- seeing the plot points now I am honestly the most impressed someone 2000 years ago has a bloodline that connects to just a SINGLE person

[Avalon_]

The end scene is my favourite in any movie. Tom Hanks narrating whilst walking through Paris following The Rose Line. Chevaliers De Sangreal by Hans Zimmer playing over it. It's such a great scene.

[edafelinx]

"Patience of a saint" this one killed me😂😂😂

[L]

This may be your best "starring" and alternate title yet.

I remember reading the book when it came out and thinking "this was written to make people feel smart" rather than it actually having real substance. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but I do appreciate your note on "the only three paintings" for that reason.

[matttordone]

Tom's hair was the biggest mystery.

[JohnLee-uegy]

Lots of folks say 'the book is better than the movie' but in this particular case, it's one of the few times the book was MORE MEMORABLE than the movie. I consumed each once and once only, at the time they each respectively came out, and the book was memorable for the advent/escalation of pop-culture referencing, mad-dash, clickbait style novel, where the chapters were barely over a paragraph and ended with some exclamation of exposition or realization, drawing you from one moment to the next that became the template for online content creators going forward. I recognize the visuals of the movie, but really recall nothing of note about it though, . . . well I guess the cilice scene was fairly visually memorable.

[kurisuuu]

Say what you want about the movie, but the soundtrack is a masterpiece!

[benabramowitz]

Did you know this made $760M worldwide? It was the 2nd-biggest hit of 2006! I can’t imagine any movie like this making even $200M now!

[charischannah]

I was raised religious and was a teen when the book came out. I remember a bunch of adults at church reading the book so they could feel both titillated and outraged.

[McGomezAddams]

When I was 16, I was so excited to see this in theaters because the trailer showed all these cryptic "clues" in the paintings.
I came out of the theater confused and with blue balls.