《达·芬奇密码》(The Da Vinci Code)是美国作家丹·布朗2003年出版的一部悬疑小说,改编成电影后于2006年在全球同步上映,随即成为票房的宠儿。但遗憾的是,该片没能得到影评界的认可,衰评一片。是什么原因导致了影片的“叫座不叫好”呢?本文试图从消费主义角度解析这部影片,挖掘其背后的文化根源。 The Da Vinci Code, a suspense novel published in 2003 by Dan Brown, a American writer, was adapted into a movie and was released globally in 2006, becoming the darling of the box office. But unfortunately, the film failed to get the approval of the critics sector, a bad assessment. What led to the film’s “not good”? This article attempts to resolve the film from the perspective of consumerism, mining the cultural roots behind it.