Movies like The Da Vinci Code

The 2009 version of Sherlock Holmes, featuring Robert Downey Jr., incorporates the same mix of historical settings, enigmatic puzzles, and intellectual protagonists as The Da Vinci Code. While it's a bit more action-packed, it offers a similar thrill in deciphering clues and uncovering secrets.

The spiritual successor to The Da Vinci Code, Angels & Demons continues to follow symbologist Robert Langdon as he unravels a new mystery that combines religion, secret societies, and a deadly plot. Fans of the cryptic puzzles and high stakes in The Da Vinci Code will find this film equally enthralling.

National Treasure is a thrilling ride that echoes The Da Vinci Code's love for historical puzzles and conspiracies. Starring Nicolas Cage as a historian and cryptologist, it's a treasure hunt that weaves through American history with engaging twists and turns.

This adaptation of another Dan Brown novel brings back Tom Hanks as Robert Langdon. Inferno pairs the elements of art history and classic literature with a deadly global conspiracy, ensuring that it hits the same notes of intrigue as The Da Vinci Code.

While The Illusionist is more of a romantic drama, its plot revolves around secrets, deceptions, and a historical setting similar to The Da Vinci Code. The atmospheric mystery and twisty story will hold the attention of audiences who like their historical dramas with a side of intrigue.

In The Ninth Gate, Johnny Depp stars as a rare book dealer who becomes entangled in a supernatural mystery involving a book that may unlock the secrets to summoning the Devil. The movie's blend of mystery and the supernatural will resonate with those who enjoy unraveling The Da Vinci Code's enigmas.

Though veering more towards the genre of romantic thrillers, The Tourist involves twists, turns, and mistaken identities in a picturesque European setting. Fans of The Da Vinci Code's European backdrop and air of mystery may enjoy the chase.

Building upon its predecessor, National Treasure: Book of Secrets delves deeper into the world of historical mysteries. This sequel offers the same sort of puzzle-based adventure and conspiratorial undertones that fans of The Da Vinci Code can appreciate.