The Da Vinci Code is a middling adventure game take on Dan Brown's mega-selling novel, but it does do at least a few things reasonably well. By Greg Mueller on May 22, 2006 at 5:34PM PDT ...

Opinion Page: 'Da Vinci Code' Truths. 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.

A Heart-Pounding, Mind-Bending Journey of Discovery When Dan Brown published "The Da Vinci Code" in 2003, he forever changed the landscape of religious thrillers, blending historical mysteries ...

In an attempt to give the gameplay a little more punch – in this case, literally – The Da Vinci Code requires players to do a fair bit of fighting in between the puzzle solving. While in the book ...

The Da Vinci Code will be enjoyable both by newbies and big fans of the book.  It provides thrills, chills, and has a great ...

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.

Like most successful thrillers, The Da Vinci Code switches between different plotlines, and so does our φ Code. For the next episode, fast-forward from ancient Greece to Pisa, Italy, in 1202. Young ...

Breaking the Da Vinci Code is the latest DVD release from Grizzly Adams Productions, which primarily produces “sweeps week” television specials and series for the PAX-TV Network.

Stephen Rubin, publisher of “The Da Vinci Code” and “Fire and Fury,” died on Oct. 13 at age 81 after a "sudden illness." Watch Party Newsletter What to watch Win $100 📚 Celeb news ⭐ ...

Shane Kenyon and Janice O'Neill in "The Da Vinci Code" at Drury Lane Theatre. (Brett Beiner) That said, if you are a fan of the novel or the film and want to be reminded of your experience, ...