I've watched The Da Vinci Code and Over The Hedge over the past two weeks. Both are great movies in their own genres, though the former's success is in its hugely debatable plot.

Let me tell you about Over the Hedge first. From its crappy posters to its cheesy movie trailers, one will never discover its true beauty till u watch the show. Really. Its just as good as Shrek, even better than Finding Nemo IMO. The actions and climaxes are strong yet mild to the young audience. The characters had a fair share of the limelight. Stars a mischievous raccoon who wanders the lands in search of food for hibernation and a ultra-sensitive but responsible house keeper turtle who looks after a 12-member family in the woods. The raccoon oftens comes up with witty, risky ideas but still manage to pull them through though many were close-shaves. The whole adventure is captivating and viewers will never leave his/her eyes off the screen. The movie's length is appropiate too.

The Da Vinci Code is accurate to its book, though some parts were not were well elaborated as expected. The revelation of the "truth" at Teabing's place may infuriate many of the Christian and Catholic community, while those non-Christians maybe in awe at realising the "real truth", its must be reminded that it is just a movie based a controversial plot from a controversial novel. Whether there is truth or not, only the audience can decipher and interpret themselves.