Ah, well nobody read my review. I thought the book "Angels and Demons" was an order of magnitude better than "The DaVinci Code." (That was after I got past the first chapter, where I was introduced to an aircraft type that obviously wasn't going to work.) And I actually kind of enjoyed the Da Vinci Code as well. A&D was a real who-dunnit who's-doin-it book with an actual cliff hanger ending. I had to take on faith his descriptions of the various art objects and the locations in Rome, and perhaps he got them screwed up. But my ignorance on that subject let me ignore it.
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To be sure, it appears that it will be an entertaining movie. It CERTAINLY sounds like a good score, and there are some pretty snazzy actors involved.
I, too, shall probably rush out to see it.
The book, sadly, wasn't a particular winner...
(Apparently it's occasionally my position in life to cast, as some droll wags say, nasturtiums.)
Ah, well nobody read my review. I thought the book "Angels and Demons" was an order of magnitude better than "The DaVinci Code." (That was after I got past the first chapter, where I was introduced to an aircraft type that obviously wasn't going to work.) And I actually kind of enjoyed the Da Vinci Code as well. A&D was a real who-dunnit who's-doin-it book with an actual cliff hanger ending. I had to take on faith his descriptions of the various art objects and the locations in Rome, and perhaps he got them screwed up. But my ignorance on that subject let me ignore it.
LOL! MY problem, if it really is a problem, is that I didn't much like EITHER of these two books!
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