avid readers, what do u think of "the da vinci code"?

Answer 1

from a literature standpoint it sucked, he used every cliche suspense technique there is, it was poorly researched but it was the perfect script for a hollywood movie

Answer 2

The Da Vinci Code is a fiction e book. Dan Brown exchange into no longer attempting to make any deep factor or demonstrate unknown information approximately Christianity. some historic factors of the e book are real. He tells the reader what they're in the beginning up of the e book. Dan Brown is a secret author. in case you look on the different books he wrote - Angels & Demons, digital fort and Deception factor - all of them carry on with the right comparable format. He writes books approximately conspiracies. In digital fort and Deception factor the conspiracies ought to do with the government. In Angels & Demons and Da Vinci Code, the conspiracies ought to do with faith. Angels & Demons and Da Vinci Code grew to become very widely used, so he's persevering with to jot down books centering around the character Robert Langdon. this does not exchange the certainty that he's a novelist and those books are purely novels. Works of fiction.

Answer 3

It's ok. I wouldn't say it's 'great', 'chilling', 'extremely thrilling', many people would describe it that way though. Indeed, many people seem to love it. It's easy to read, rather longish maybe for such kind of a not extremely challenging book. I myself started getting bored when it repeatedly took the protagonists some twenty pages or even more to decode a simple anagram I could decipher right away. I think I would have liked this book more ten years ago when I was in my early teens.
I haven't seen the movie yet but I'd like to - I have some suspicions that it could be one of those rare exceptions when the movie turns out better than the original book it's based on. Indeed, while I was reading the book I thought it could make a dynamic and thrilling movie more to my liking. Spending two hours of my life watching such a story would be fine, spending two days reading it was a bit too much.
Anyway, as I already said, it's generally ok.

Answer 4

it was a real page turner, although I don't necessarily believe that Jesus had kids. He may have had a wife and kids, he may not have. There is no proof either way. Maybe when he comes back - he'll let us know. If I were Jesus, and I had kids, I wouldn't want them to live in France- those people suck. I would want my kids to live in Ireland or America, or Australia. That's where the cool people live.

Answer 5

I really enjoyed it, it had a great intellectual story, with some action. I will not see the movie though, I am sure it was no where near as good as the book.

Answer 6

it sucks ***, lacks plot, and presents itself as a semi-historical book, meaning that the lack of plot should be forgiven for the historical information presented in the book, which is untrue for the most part. it misinforms people. it has a totally useless albino character for absolutely no reason. and it sucks. yes.

Answer 7

Fiction. Plain and simple. Dangerous doctrine for people who know nothing about the true and inspired word of God.

Answer 8

It's an excellent work of fiction, and a picture boof for adutls. And who knows, maybe it based on truth.

Answer 9

interesting read, but all the codes became a bit tiresome.

Answer 10

It is a fabulous book and I couldn't put it down.