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01. Google Pool: 37°25′20.41″N 122° 5′6.00″W
02. Airplane: 50°12′47.26″N 8°52′7.31″E
03. Tent: 28°29′43.15″N 81°34′50.07″W
04. Indian 1: 6°42′51.37″N 42°11′42.82″E
05. Black Line & Fire on ice: 69° 3′7.72″N 41° 8′29.66″W
06. BAR: 39°49′21.77″N 3°28′44.50″W
07. Star: 37°24′1.66″N 116°51′58.85″W
08. Pyramid: 37°37′38.49″N 116°50′26.44″W
09. Eddie: 53°32′18.35″N 1°20′44.17″W
10. Nude Dutch People: 52° 4′43.34″N 4°19′58.12″E
11. Nude German Woman: 52°30′31.46″N 13°20′6.90″E
12. English Crop Circle: 53°31′54.33″N 1°21′24.93″W
13. Firefox-Logo: 45° 7′25.87″N 123° 6′48.97″W
14. Nazi-Building: 32°40′33.83″N 117° 9′28.36″W
15. Reversed Ship: 35° 9′18.21″N 129° 8′51.37″E
16. Bomber: 52°20′10.98″N 0°11′43.17″W
17. Indian 2 (with i-pod): 50° 0′38.19″N 110° 6′48.31″W
18. Donut Store: 25°57′0.25″N 97° 8′50.29″W
19. Giant of Tarapacá: 19°56′56.86″S 69°38′1.81″W
20. Italian Crop Circle: 44°40′52.79″N 10°19′6.39″E
21. Radar Station: 18°20′39.01″N 66°45′8.79″W
22. Sailing/Pirate Ship: 33°51′13.07″S 151°13′59.47″E

The classic novel of Dan Brown which pinned a bundle of conspiracy to the heart of Christianity goes into big screen as the movie ‘The Da Vinci Code’ hits theaters on 19th May. The thrill is back with Langdon (Tom Hanks) the very famous symbologist from Harvard breaks into history old cults when the ciphers left by the murdered curator unfolds, pointing to Da Vinci’s hidden messages in his painting, so open yet invisible, which could crack the foundation of Christianity forever. The scientific proof of the existence of ‘Priority of Zion’ and hidden messages in the very common Da Vinci’s works like ‘The Last Supper’ and ‘Mona Lisa’ adds to the originality of the novel. So time is closing on for the Great Premiers of yet another Great movie which holds all possibilities of going all way down to the history.

For that perfection of dialogs, beauty of each frame, dream team of actors and an unmatched Mario Puzo story, Godfather has been the most affecting experience I’ve ever had seeing a film. It sounds childish when I say it affects, but it really does. The shear practical grounds on which the film story runs and an unmatched realistic direction just takes us deep into the minds of the Corleones,their family, their feelings, their power, their brains, their guts and importantly their decline. The best part is that you never feel the drag of a classical English movie nor will you find those blood savvy villains .All you got to see is business, simply running on reasons. But you do find that ‘irresistible offers’, but still all runs for a reason. So for all those lazy pigs who haven’t seen this yet, balls for you!