An apropos equivalent of the (im)famous(?) novel

Rating: 10/10 (21 May 2006)

While the movie does an excellent job of portraying the book, it also speaks to the ambiguity and uncertainty most people have about the book. The concepts of the mind seeing what it wants to and believing in something without proof are prevalent in the movie. Of course, being the movie adaptation, some things have to be changed. Character motivations have changed from the book, but the story remains essentially the same. There is more argument between Langdon and Teabing, which speaks to the ambiguity mentioned earlier. All things considered, it's a beautifully done movie. It won't get any Oscar nods, but that's not the reason movies are made.