The Da Vinci Code (2006)

Shelf Life

In this episode of Shelf Life, Kevin and Rachel get real serious about this treasure hunt for the holy grail and decipher some riddles with Ron Howard’s 2006 film The Da Vinci Code. A movie based on the hit novel where Tom Hanks’ bad hair cut tries to find Jesus’ descendant or a cup…one or the other.

During the show your hosts answer three questions as a test of honor and discuss short chapters, hockey hair, self-flagellation, and how exactly did the Pagan rituals help the secret keepers in their assignment. Listen and enjoy to find out if The Da Vinci Code has shelf life.

0:00:00 - Start of podcast

0:05:00 - Da Vinci Code backstory

0:19:44 - Da Vinci movie backstory

0:36:39 - Da Vinci Code walkthrough

1:42:05 - They find the cryptex

2:13:05 - The last supper scene

3:14:58 - It was APPLE

3:48:28 - Shelf Life Verdict

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