A Catholic caper of ciphers, car chases, and creepy crypts? No, it’s not that Easter barbecue we don’t talk about; it must be Ron Howard’s 2006 film “The Da Vinci Code.” Based on the early 2000s phenomenon by Dan Brown, Tom Hanks and Audrey Tautou lead a thrilling mystery involving the Louvre, Da Vinci’s greatest works, and a convoluted secret from an underground society. Hanks stars as Robert Langdon, a symbology professor pulled into a world of codes and puzzles only he can solve to help clear his name and find answers for police cryptographer Sophie. Will Robert, Sophie, and Robert’s haircut be able to solve the Renaissance riddles while evading the nefarious Doctor Octopus and his albino monk assassin? Let’s crack open this cryptex and find out!  

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