Last Sunday, Rain, I and my mom, watch Dan Brown's mind-buggling and controversial movie, The Da Vinci Code @ Glorietta 4. We decided to see the last full show 'coz late na me nagising from my Saturday shift. Kaya puyat-puyat ako! =p It's not that late, around 10pm. Both Rain & I haven't read the book. Kaya medyo vague ang alam namin about the movie! We're just depending on the news and of course the internet! Atat na atat na ako talaga mapanood since the 1st screening, haven't got the time nga lang because of work. Kaya nung plano namin na saturday nalang, ang dami naman tao at may work naman ako that night. Grrr... kainis talaga! Kaya nung sunday di na namin pinalampas! hahaha =)

The movie was very entertaining. As other may say, if you don't have a stong faith, you'll have second thoughts about Christ! Some say Da Vinci Code: Fact or Fiction? I really don't care. The fact is, I really enjoyed the movie that's it! =p

Famed symbologist Professor Robert Langdon is called to the Louvre museum one night where a curator has been murdered, leaving behind a mysterious trail of symbols and clues. With his own survival at stake, Langdon, aided by the police cryptologist Sophie Neveu, unveils a series of stunning secrets hidden in the works of Leonardo Da Vinci, all leading to a covert society dedicated to guarding an ancient secret that has remained hidden for 2000 years. The pair set off on a thrilling quest through Paris, London and Scotland, collecting clues as they desperately attempt to crack the code and reveal secrets that will shake the very foundations of mankind.

Dan Brown's incendiary potboiler (perhaps you've heard of it?) gets the bloated, big-screen treatment with Tom Hanks (sporting that unfortunate 'do) as a professor of symbology. When a curator at the Louvre is found murdered, having scrawled cryptic clues before croaking, Hanks is hauled in to help with the investigation but then finds himself the prime suspect. He goes on the run, aided by detective Audrey Tautou, and they stumble upon a larger mystery involving secret societies, Christianity's cover-ups and the location of the Holy Grail. But the real mystery is why the movie isn't more exciting. Yes, this faithful--albeit overly long--adaptation keeps the action moving, but it's also laden with leaden dialogue scenes, muddled flashbacks and surprisingly uncharismatic turns from Hanks and Tautou. Fortunately, Paul Bettany proves scary cool as an albino assassin-monk, and scholarly Ian McKellen lends welcome levity even as he explains it all for you. Simply decoded, Da Vinci ain't da bomb--but it ain't a bomb, either.

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After watching the movie, we went home agad. Because my mom needs to rest and need to come to work on monday! Napuyat tuloy namin hehehe =P Rain & I just enjoyed each other's company watching TV. Ako lang pala, watching tv & Rain, surfing the net. When its was my turn, I've searched for hairstyles that I want for my hair on the wedding day. I have a very long hair. Medyo curious ako what will Jasmine do to my hair. I texted her about it if she has sample up-do bridal hair she could send me so i'll have an idea. Nakakatuwa 'coz we haven't done our trial make-up yet! Ang tagal ko mag-isip kung kelan. I want sana sa pre-nup nalang para di din masayang ang make-up. She just told me to send some of the hairstyles I want, so she'll check if doable or not!

Here are some of the up-do hairstyles I want: