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The Da Vinci Code

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So hurrah for The Da Vinci Code is awesome. It only took me a year to get off my ass and read it. I thought it might be overrated, or not able to live up the hype, but damn it it was so damn good.

 

On that note: I prefer Angels and Demons. Possibly because I hadn't heard much about it and it doesn't get nearly the publicity as it's sequel. But Vittoria beats the hell out of Sophie any day and I love random old Catholic Church myths and stuff.

 

So...what'd you think? Have you read it? Does it deserve the publicity it gets or not?

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Over-rated.

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It wasn't overrated. It was fun and I prefer the code over A&D. Why? Anit-matter doesn't suit the book.

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They're both great, not over-rated, just over publisized.

 

I like The Code a biy better, because of the art references.

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I found the ending to 'Da Vinci Code' to be anti-climatic. Other than that, both it and 'Angels & Demons' were quite good. Very well researched.

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I liked Angels and Demons better than The Da Vinci Code personally; I thought that the action sequences that Brown wrote about in that one were faster paced.

 

On a side note, I liked Digital Fortress better than both of them. It had solid technology references and the ending jives well with the beginning.

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I enjoyed all of them...they are not over-rated...mass exposure makes 1 outta 2 people hate something...despite the fact that they deep down really like it. And Digital Fortress did own.

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Digital Fortress was very very good too.

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Gah I lurve your icon October. In any case I agree of course. I've just finished deception point which was good despite me giving up on it due to lack of attention.

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I personally really liked the book, it was very well researched and i dont think anyone can take that away from the book.

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Agreed. Most of his books are, and the factual inaccuracies in some are things I overlook, because he is, after all, a fiction writer.

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