finished reading the Davinci code
 

I liked the book but the ending was very weak to me.

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I agree.. I finished the book about a week ago and was disapointed by the ending.

I will still rent the DVD tho

Angels & Demons was a LOT fucking better.

It was annoyingly similar..as was 'meteorite' and 'digital fortress'.

All had 'surprises' and 'surprises' so much that they ceased to be a surprise.. after the 2nd book I figured out his way of writing..and the 2 last books I red became annoying.

LOL, I'd like to read illustrated Vagina Code :)

I found the book predictable and boring, and I knew all about how the christians implemented all the pagan customs into their religion, and I think that was more the attraction of the book than the weak story line :)

it started out so strong and full of detail.. then bam.. its like a fill in the ending you'd like to read

congrats! now you are ready for Angels & Demons and Deception Point they are much better

the vagina code, by dan pink.. hehe

it is about time, that fucking book was awesome. I liked the movie also.

Haven't read those, now I am excited!

Is "meteorite" an earlier version of "deception point" (the one about the asteroid buried in the ice)?

Jeez I read like a book a week dude

My bad, same book. I have the english version..but the translators had named it 'meteorite' in finland.. no idea why I used that. lol.

must get round to reading it

Hehe, no biggie. I thought it was an earlier version or something.

have read that book already but haven't watched the movie yet...
i'll buy a dvd this weekend..
would like to see how the movie was done in comparison to the book..

I read a lot of books. And magazines. And whatever I can get my hands on. I'm a readin' fool. But I haven't read this one. The movie was good though.

Yes I agree, the main historical theories contained in this book aren't really that suprising or shocking to anyone who has done any modestly serious research on the history of Christianity or Pagan belifes and there are a lot of factual based books out there that cover the subject much better.

However, the phenominal success of this book has helped fuel interest in uncovering the truth behind centuries of propogander and misinformation which IMHO is no bad thing :thumbsup

I read it in just a couple of days two years ago because some of the historical information was interesting, but by the end it was pretty formulamatic.