The Da Vinci Code Returns to HBO Max Global Top Ten
The 2006 Tom Hanks thriller is among the ten most-watched titles on HBO Max worldwide, on a list led by The Legend of Tarzan, according to Collider.
The Da Vinci Code has re-entered the global top ten most-watched titles on HBO Max, according to Collider. The 2006 film, directed by Ron Howard and starring Tom Hanks, now sits among the platform's ten most-watched titles worldwide.
The list is led by the 2016 film The Legend of Tarzan, with The Da Vinci Code placing somewhere in the remaining nine spots.
The Da Vinci Code was adapted from Dan Brown's 2003 novel of the same name. On release, it earned more than $750 million worldwide against a $125 million budget. The adaptation drew criticism from some conservative commentators who considered it blasphemous.
A billion-dollar milestone for Hanks
Separately, Toy Story 5 has passed $1 billion at the global box office, ranking as the year's third-highest-grossing film. The film is described as Hanks' highest-grossing movie ever; he voices Woody, with Tim Allen as Buzz and Joan Cusack as Jessie.
Collider's review of Toy Story 5, written by Taylor Gates, awarded the film 8/10.
Quick answers
Where can I watch The Da Vinci Code?
The film is currently streaming on HBO Max, where it ranks among the platform's ten most-watched titles worldwide.
Who directed The Da Vinci Code?
Ron Howard directed the 2006 adaptation, which stars Tom Hanks and is based on Dan Brown's 2003 novel.
How much did Toy Story 5 earn at the box office?
Toy Story 5 has earned $1 billion worldwide, making it the year's third-highest-grossing film and Tom Hanks' highest-grossing movie.