NOT a movie review, I promise. :P
May. 20th, 2006 12:03 am![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png)
The da Vinci Code opened up in theaters in the States today (yay!). I went and saw it and, contrary to the bad reports, I wasn't disappointed.
The ending of the movie has a lot of meaning, definitely brought a tear to my eye. The pentagon (or Star of David, in the end..it is the joining of man and woman) is a wonderful symbol throughout the movie. I don't want to give the story away, but I did want to let you ladies (and gents!) know that I think it would inspire women to see themselves how nature made them to be. No, I'm not saying that we're all walking uteruses, but it's..definitely enjoyable (and a change!) knowing that pagans worship our uteruses and believe we're sacred and all that good stuff. :)
Now..personally, I enjoyed Robert Langdon's (played by Tom Hanks, so maybe I enjoyed it a little TOO much!) description of the blade (penis) and the chalice (womb), and of course, Teabing's little remark making a mockery of being a chauvinist. I hope it put some people's thoughts into perspective on why some guys have to be so "macho" all of the time. I don't want to give too much away..so..go see it!
For those who have seen (or read) it, did it also make you want to have sex on top of La Pyramide Inversee, directly above The Blade? I know I sure did. :) Well, with my someone special, that is.
Just a little note: I am in NO WAY saying that being heterosexual is "natural" or the "way a woman is supposed to be". Or..anyone, for that matter. This isn't just about man and woman joining, it's about femininity being sacred which EVERYONE can enjoy, no matter what your sexual orientation (or gender) is. I noticed that this could be a touchy subject, so I wanted to make that clear. :)
The ending of the movie has a lot of meaning, definitely brought a tear to my eye. The pentagon (or Star of David, in the end..it is the joining of man and woman) is a wonderful symbol throughout the movie. I don't want to give the story away, but I did want to let you ladies (and gents!) know that I think it would inspire women to see themselves how nature made them to be. No, I'm not saying that we're all walking uteruses, but it's..definitely enjoyable (and a change!) knowing that pagans worship our uteruses and believe we're sacred and all that good stuff. :)
Now..personally, I enjoyed Robert Langdon's (played by Tom Hanks, so maybe I enjoyed it a little TOO much!) description of the blade (penis) and the chalice (womb), and of course, Teabing's little remark making a mockery of being a chauvinist. I hope it put some people's thoughts into perspective on why some guys have to be so "macho" all of the time. I don't want to give too much away..so..go see it!
For those who have seen (or read) it, did it also make you want to have sex on top of La Pyramide Inversee, directly above The Blade? I know I sure did. :) Well, with my someone special, that is.
Just a little note: I am in NO WAY saying that being heterosexual is "natural" or the "way a woman is supposed to be". Or..anyone, for that matter. This isn't just about man and woman joining, it's about femininity being sacred which EVERYONE can enjoy, no matter what your sexual orientation (or gender) is. I noticed that this could be a touchy subject, so I wanted to make that clear. :)