The Da Vinci Code | Destroying the Cryptex (Tom Hanks, Ian McKellen)

While Leigh (Ian McKellen) keeps Professor Robert Langdon (Tom Hanks) and Sophie (Audrey TauTou), Robert is given one last chance to decipher the cryptex containing the truth about the holy grail and Jesus Christ's lineage.
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Dan Brown's international bestseller comes alive in the film The Da Vinci Code, directed by Ron Howard with a screenplay by Akiva Goldsman. Join symbologist Robert Langdon (Academy Award® winner Tom Hanks, 1993 Best Actor, Philadelphia, and 1994 Best Actor, Forrest Gump) and cryptologist Sophie Neveu (Audrey Tautou) in their heart-racing quest to solve a bizarre murder mystery that will take them from France to England - and behind the veil of a mysterious ancient society, where they discover a secret protected since the time of Christ. With first-rate performances by Sir Ian McKellen, Alfred Molina and Jean Reno, critics are calling The Da Vinci Code "involving"* and "intriguing,"* "a first rate thriller."**
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[@salarzx62090]

The funniest thing about this scene is that Leigh catches the cryptix but still manages to drop it lmfao

[@feedthesnake3394]

da vinci should have put a capital letter, a symbol and a number in his password.

[@mitche5007]

A wizard is never late Sophie, he arrives precisely when he means to😊

[@AxR558]

The building that this scene was filmed in (Lincoln Cathedral) is such a beautiful hidden gem of the UK. It's a shame that it, and the city surrounding it, doesn't get more visitors really.

[@ca11rl77]

It is a nice city. Fun fact the building Lincoln cathedral dethroned as world's tallest structure. Was the great pyramid of giza

[@AxR558]

@@ca11rl77 It was the tallest building from 1311-1549 (when the spire collapsed) and it's maximum height wasn't surpassed until the Washington Monument was completed in 1884. If its spire had survived, it would have held the record for almost 600 years!

[@IlHansenIl]

The UK isn't too fond of visitors these days, that might be part of the problem.

[@Calactic]

@@IlHansenIl Nah, we're too fond of visitors these days, that's the problem.

[@dirdib69]

I like that Robert realized that Leigh would be unable to do anything other than try to save the cryptex - he'd spend too many years obsessed with finding the Grail to react any other way.

[@roguespartan2854]

You can hear the cryptex being closed again in 3:48

[@brigadier-tc8565]

I'd never noticed that! But even cooler, literally a second before that, you can hear rustling paper!

[@glarcier4398]

"my momma always said, life is like a cryptex. you never know what you gonna find inside."

[@lrmcatspaw1]

Apple?

[@TheWhisperInTheWind]

@@lrmcatspaw1 Chocolate?

[@razor6888]

The music in this film is one of the best ever..... simply wow !!!!

[@arturoleduc1665]

Sir Ian McKellen is the best❤

[@michaelmarach1355]

I was like 11 years old when this movie came out. We went to go see it in theaters and I was very lost during the movie. When they mentioned the cryptex created by Issac Newton with a 5 digit password I almost immediately thought 'apple' when it was revealed that was the password I stood up and yelled "I knew it!" in the theaters. Fond childhood memory.

[@EMD_HOKIO]

Very cool

[@C4MMU5]

And then everyone clapped

[@MichaelAlm-jb2qn]

This was really the only scene in the movie that actually grabbed me! The way they portray how memory works. The statue just appears as a ghost. It was really quite captivating to me.

[@ReaverLordTonus]

I know McKellen's character is supposed to be the villain but he does have a point, A LOT of really bad stuff was done in the name of the Church and religious fervor has creeped into contemporary politics today, so IF in fact it's all built on a lie then exposing the truth may in fact be what the world needs.

[@TheMarkJoergensen]

Well, this is specifically the catholic church, not religion.

[@austinkersey2445]

Fortunately or unfortunately, this film is almost wholly fiction. This was never and will never be the truth. Just the backdrop to have a mystery and some suspense. That said, religion in and of itself is not bad, but like with all things can be when taken to excess. There are also people who use religion as an excuse to do evil. Every religion has its problematic past and sometimes present. The world is complicated and even if every major religion or just Christianity were based on a lie it would still change nothing. Christianity has been and continues to be the largest organized religion based upon reach and total volume. There are some who would believe this new "truth" and many who would not. In the end, the world is not so simple that a single event or outcry would affect it. Not today. It would simply be another story. Released to the teeming masses and lost within the week just like any other.

[@tonypellock5326]

Back when this came out it might have almost worked.

[@matikramer9648]

You have a point... One problem - humans by they nature don't like hearing truth, and truth have to be dressed in clowns clothes and served by stand-up artists... Any other ways of serving truth to people are very unadvicible..... 😜

[@TheFioda]

yeah... one of the times that was tried to build a society without the Church it went so well, huh? Was the French Revolution. Think again.

[@haziqsaffari9893]

This movie seriously has good stuff.

[@eamonndeane587]

Especially any scene with Sir Ian McKellan.

[@user-ir5jd5pe2n]

この映像と音楽がほんとにマッチしている。このシーンをずっと見ていたいと思った。

[@Cookicrumble]

This was visually stunning. Just like how it was described in the book. Loved it. Great scene

[@ThamiorSilberdrache]

I don't know. I think the scene was way better in the book. When Leigh realizes that Robert had already opened the Cryptex and were fighting about the empty hull. Also: A cryptex is a bad instrument to lock away a secret.

[@ManBehindThePencil]

Seems Professor Langdon just had an “Eagle Vision” lol Could he be a member of the assassin’s creed brotherhood?

[@KoiYakultGreenTea]

Eagle Vision reveals what is hidden. What he has is eidetic memory. He can remember what he sees near perfectly. Its not Eagle Vision.

[@BHeisler59]

Could be wrong but I reckon the one fruit most resembling the Heart is the apple. Its said Love comes from the Heart, its said God is Love and Love conquers all things. So it would seem Newton's act of demonstrating gravity using an apple when he could have simply used a rock or stick has a deeper meaning. Maybe it pointed to the Gravity of Love, I mean we still reference that till this day no? When we say we fell in love? I do know that at that Table, Christ's right hand is in a clutched configuration, palm facing down while his left hand is flat and palm facing up. Nothing is in his clutching right hand just as Newton's is empty in this scene. If you draw two lines both radiating out from the same point and that point being at the center of his clutched right hand, draw one line radiating out thru his heart thru that brooch at his neckline and you do the same for what's seated to his right forming that V. That angle is 90 degrees. A square is an angle of 90 degrees so if you close that V by them two coming together as One then would you not have two hearts beating as One? Seems I've heard that line in lyrics and poetry.

[@Zzyzzyzzs]

Yeah...nah.

[@samuelndiritu9117]

This is good.

[@Duckiman]

Hans Zimmer's score for this movie had no right to be this beautiful given the quality of the rest of the film.

[@cornelianasusu7434]

I love the movie, gave us the real representation of our imagination after reading the book

[@matiaspereira9382]

I can't believe the person who directed this movie also directed the Han Solo movie and the 2000 Grinch movie

[@isaalencar9051]

Essa cena é muito boa .

[@lrmcatspaw1]

2:40 when the LSD finally kicks in.

[@winterspirit3734]

4:52 when he had one hand open & other closed I knew he solved it.

[@rodolfofrias536]

In the face of Leigh's blind arrogance, Langdon managed to use his imagination that cracked the key to open the cryptex and put the secret clue to safety, just before throwing the container upwards to distract his rival and save Sophie from certain death. By saying that only the worthy can find the Grail, Langdon shows Leigh that mysteries can only be understood by those who balance wisdom with temperance. The Church is sinful because of men, but Holy when divine grace illuminates man's path to Eternity...

[@davidhumphrey2593]

This scene said it was "ehh everything is all okay but surely Angels and Demons can make everything better!!" 😁😁

[@JPWagnerIshwa]

Wouldn't the answer to the riddle be written NOT in english?

[@MalcrowAlogoran]

Pretty Sure Isaac Newton made that cryptex, hence apple being the answer.

[@SarumanTheStinky]

which is funny because that would be the modern equivalent of using the word "Password" as your password

[@kajamoiddeen]

Actually the cryptex and the riddle is made by sauniere and he made Sophie speak in English since childhood even though they were french. In the books it's mentioned that the priory of Sion started using English since early ages coz it was a new language and looked down by the church which spoke Latin and other latin based languages. So the priory started using English for everything since it was relatively new and not known widely enough at that time.

[@sergiosensual5114]

Eu assisti o filme... e acredito nessa versão sobre Jesus Cristo.

[@elimin-8]

Butterfingers

[@wmst5065]

Faith is a wonderful thing. Agendas, not so much.

[@ChefBubbls]

Mass murder and oppression?

[@michaeltylercoleman1330]

Christmas

[@jadenkhor3523]

It seems unlikely no one could figure out that 5 letter code. Seemed pretty obvious 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@kev3d]

No kidding. Considering X-rays exist and could be used to figure out the inner workings of the mechanism. Seems like a guy of his means could hook that up.

[@MusicHandsAbrupt]

You can’t X-ray metal

[@justinreevemusic]

@@MusicHandsAbrupt Not with that attitude, anyway.

[@Promethe3u5]

Then what is it smarty pants? Huh huh

[@SRFriso94]

Much easier solution would be to freeze the acid inside and then just force it open.@@kev3d

[@Here4theComments9]

They made a book out of this film? 🤔

[@jasperxmaster9703]

It was password

[@of8ightandse7en16]

why would there be vision of the planets ?

[@kajamoiddeen]

Coz the riddle said orb and orb meant spherical object and they found out the Newton part they thought it must've something to do with planets (gravity etc) and looked for what planet/star/moon was the missing orb.

[@DanielaMitschke-tv3dg]

Hm😇

[@thatdudepierce5387]

Philia Sofia

[@johnbaldock6353]

Its so funny that America has only been around for less than 300 yrs but they can Decipher Ancient text dating back even longer! Thank God we have the Yanks to figure out this stuff.🤣

[@UNCLE401]

Come on magnato

[@thetriplegoddess]

#hiddeninplainsight

[@rubenaguerogarcia123]

YO SOY UNO DE LOS DESCENDIENTES DE JESUCRISTO Y MARÍA MAGDALENA.

[@seankim884]

Does Woody Throw The Map In The Air?

[@KarinaGambirazio]

Continuación by Karina4ever la hija del Altísimo, SII HABLAMOS DE CODIGICACION ES MUY PROBABLE QUE HAYAN CODIFICADO LA BIBLIA, eso lo sabremos talvez si vemos o leemos el libro completo, quienes codificaron son conocedores de la verdad y la verdad nos hará libres ...❤❤

[@tomaszkorbut6143]

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[@jimpikoulis6726]

It was very rude of armed police to say: "Put the Bum Down!!!!" 😅😅😅

[@hughgrection5674]

This film was utter bollocks 😬 they made a proper pigs ear of adapting the book 🤔

[@daurydavis3983]

Huh

[@JayToTheHonest]

The code is "A pee pee alley". You are welcome.

[@Foxthrough]

someone other than tom hanks and ian mckellen would have made this scene better, not the right combination whatsoever

[@scottmatheson3346]

no

[@Chevalier_knight]

As someone an iq above 100 and thats not impressive i hated this film it was beyond dumb

[@daurydavis3983]

No it wasn't

[@iantrewartha4522]

worst movie ever made

[@CoreanCorp]

The books and the movies are made for people to think by themselves and question their believing, to see things from another angle. It doesn't work if you are to blinded for a dogma

[@Chevalier_knight]

No its made for dumb people who are not smart enough to know most the stuff in the film is incorrect

[@daurydavis3983]

Nope

[@seansurfn2]

yes, only the worthy find the grail. i found it. it's in ALL OF US. wwg1wga

[@scottmatheson3346]

sorry for your mental illness, hope you seek help before you alienate too many of your family members.