Da vinci code

Da Vinci Code

Nowadays, knowing languages as English is very important because it improves our spirit of tolerance towards other cultures, helps us to get better job opportunities and it also provides a new ability to be in a foreign country and be understood. Learning English is essential, so watching English films is a good way to learn this language. Despite not liking suspense movies, I watched “The Da Vinci Code” in my English class in order to improve my English. In my opinion, the film is not so interesting as the book and I didn’t understand it so well. When I was watching the movie, I noticed some differences between the book and the film: In the movie, Robert received the picture of Sauniere’s corpse while he was autographing his books in a university, whereas in the book he was contacted when he was in the hotel; Sophie found the unseen message in the Mona Lisa written at the bottom right of the painting, while in the book it was scrawled directly across Mona Lisa's face; in the movie, Langdon deciphered the code "So Dark The Con of Man" hidden in the Mona Lisa a few minutes after they found it, whereas in the book it took more time; the answer to Teabing's second question at the Château Villette gate was different in the film; Langdon didn’t carefully hide the cryptex under furniture to prevent Teabing from discovering it prematurely the way he did in the book; in the book, the fact that Sophie was a cryptologist was used to solve puzzled, whereas in the movie, it was only mentioned once at the Louvre; in the movie, Sophie tried to walk on water, and joked about making water into wine, while in the book, there is no reference about it; although Robert and Sophie had some innocent touching moments in the film, they didn’t assume any relationship, whereas in the book they kissed in the end. After watching “Da Vinci Code”, I realized that watching subtitled English films are very useful because it is an excellent way to get used to the