The Da Vinci Code
I went to see "DaVinci Code" today. It was pretty interesting.
I read the novel in English, so it was hard to imagine each scenes in Louvre, a park, a rich guy's house and some churches.
But the movie showed me them perfectly and clearly.
The Louvre pyramid looked beautiful and fantastic. Actually, my first travelling abroad was to Paris. The movie also reminded me of it.
I read the novel in English, so it was hard to imagine each scenes in Louvre, a park, a rich guy's house and some churches.
But the movie showed me them perfectly and clearly.
The Louvre pyramid looked beautiful and fantastic. Actually, my first travelling abroad was to Paris. The movie also reminded me of it.
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You have to listen to me saying "Oiga, que soy catalán eh" with my catalan accent hahahahaha
Hahaha :D
I like your Catalan accent.
I think your Catalan means,"あの~、I'm Catalan, right?"
"Que" means "yo" in Catalan??
Dime, sisplau.
Bona nit!
~Peach
By スロ / Bernat, at May 23, 2006 10:53 PM
Cool! I think, I don't go to watch it in the cinema, but I when the DVD is out, I wanna buy this. The movie must be really good.
Fabi
By Fabian, at May 24, 2006 1:37 AM
Hi!
I'm relieved your computer recovered!
I heard that this movie is taboo for Christian. Today, I took religion class and my teacher told us some things about this. Actually, I didn't have interest for this movie but after hearing his talking, I have an interest for this. So I'm going to see this movie:-)
Yeah, I was afraid this novel is so taboo that it makes spious Christians feel very unconfortable.
What did he told you? Doesn't he agree with Dan Brown's idea?
~Peach
By erika, at May 24, 2006 11:45 PM
I'd like to read the book before watching DVD as you did. You think I could understand the story without Christian knowledge, don't you?
By Anonymous, at May 27, 2006 1:57 PM
Actually, the professor is a Protestant so he didn't say details about this movie. He only said there is both cristicism and approval so you can know the fact.
He will not see it, though.
By erika, at May 27, 2006 9:49 PM
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