Book Review: The Da Vinci Fraud
Using The Da Vinci Code as a framework for the general public to explore the historical roots of Christianity.
Posted to Books by Tim Gebhart on November 7, 2005 10:22 AM
New Cookbook Was Inspired by The Da Vinci Code
Stephen Lanzalotta lost half his Portland, Maine, bakery business to the low-carb diet craze. So he looked to another craze for inspiration. Next April, Time-Warner books' new health division, Warner Wellness, will publish Lanzalotta's The Diet Code: Revolutionary Weight-Loss Secrets From...
Posted to Books by DrPat on September 22, 2005 08:11 PM
Book Review: Secrets of the Widow's Son by David Shugarts
The themes, symbols, people and history that will inform the sequel to Dan Brown's novel, The Da Vinci Code.
Posted to Books by DrPat on September 17, 2005 09:54 PM
The Da Vinci Code: Nothing To Get Excited About
Have a little faith in your congregation's ability to think for themselves.
Posted to Books by Richard Marcus on August 17, 2005 08:16 AM
The Da Vinci Code
Despite the intriguing historical implications and captivating theories about Da Vinci and his connection to the Holy Grail, The Da Vinci Code falls far short of expectations, relying on cheap Hollywood tricks rather then the inherent fascination of its subject matter to propel the contrived plot forward.
Posted to Books by Lacy Boggs on May 20, 2005 01:02 PM
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The Da Vinci Code and Albinism
Posted to Video by Alonzo Mosley (FBI) on April 28, 2005 02:17 PM
Da Vinci Code and History
The History Channel in Canada broadcast "The Real Da Vinci Code" as a two hour show a few week ago (March 23/05). Actor, journalist and politician Tony Robinson was the narrator and he brought a comic and sarcastic...
Posted to Culture by Tony Dalmyn on April 16, 2005 06:15 PM
Decoding The Da Vinci Code
The basic message of this DVD is that Dan Brown's book is interesting enough, but you haven’t heard the half of it.
Posted to Video by Bryce Eddings on December 31, 2004 10:56 AM
The Da Vinci Code-by Dan Brown
It always pays to be skeptical about indulging in the latest pop-culture sensation, from the most recent Hollywood hype job to whichever tripe is being passed off as music and dutifully propelled into the top spot by the obedient masses....
Posted to Books by Finkleman on December 27, 2004 06:40 AM
The Seven Qualities I Look for in a Novel
Reading The Da Vinci Code was a painful experience, but it helped me figure out what I require from fiction.
Posted to Books by scaramouche on December 20, 2004 07:12 AM
Article comments
1 - cvb
this is a stupid movie and book who ever watched it and read it are stupid idiots
2 - Mark Saleski
i love the da vinci code. i haven't seen it yet tho...
3 - Dancinpup
mark Saleski you're dumb. The da vinci code hurts christans everywhere. well most of them some of them are as dumb as you. you're probably not a christian anyways. my moms a real chistian and she also doesnt support abortion either. but we are not talking about that.you should waste your money to watch that stupid film. it really is an anti-christ film. I hate Dan Brown- an anti-christ
4 - Mark Saleski
i hate the da vinci code. i haven't seen it yet tho...
5 - duane
I love da Vinci, but I hate his code.
6 - Dancinpup
HUH?????? now you change your mind, mark saleski[what made you change your mind]. and duane, if you love da vinci but hate his code could explain that a little better. write back both of you.
7 - Dancinpup
YOU GUYS ITS BEEN A DAY ALREADY AND YOU HAVEN'T ANSWERED BACK.
8 - gonzo marx
Dancinpup..have you read the book or seen the movie yourself?
and a bit of a clue for you, yelling is not a good way to gain interaction or response...rather thoughtful expression of your viewpoint is more likely to be read and talked with than petulant, all caps demands
just trying to help
Excelsior?
9 - Mark Saleski
i love the da vinci code. i haven't seen gonzo marx.
10 - duane
Gonzo speaks wisely Dancinpup. Heed his words.
Do not let your heart be troubled and do not be afraid. It's only a movie.
11 - Dancinpup
whatever!
12 - Mark Saleski
i hate the davinci code. and i'm not gonna see it.
13 - Dancinpup
make up your mind!
14 - Mark Saleski
i can't. i'm a godless liberal.
15 - gonzo marx
Dancinpup..still i ask, have you seen the film or read the book?
Excelsior?
16 - Dancinpup
o.....kay?
17 - duane
I read the da Vinci Code but didn't understand it. Something about a museum and some old guy vacationing in Paris. I would rather vacation where they have the common courtesy to speak English. So I thought the book sucked eggs. Paris is really expensive and full of obknock ... obnoc ... obbnoctius .. umm ... rude tourists. Now, excuse me. I have to go find the schedule for the local theater to see when The Omen is playing. I think they go to Italy, a much better vaction spot. Although they don't speak English for some reason.
18 - gonzo marx
duane...stop...plz....OMG!
i call you killer , cuz ya slay me!
Excelsior?
19 - Dancinpup
I haven't seen or read the book but my mom said it is all junk
20 - gonzo marx
Dancinpup...did she read the book?
my point here is...unless you have read it, it is very difficult to take your opinion on it seriously...
that would be like someone who has never even seen a car talk about the difficulty of Le Mans racing and critique the Gran Prix
just sharing...
Excelsior?
21 - Steve
I saw the movie, and now am thankful I never got the book. If the movie is anything like the book, all I can say is, it's VERY overrated. I would give the movie...55%.
22 - gonzo marx
for the Record, i have only read the book, will wait for the movie to come on cable...and Thought the book, formulaic and a bit shallow in character development...
if you are interested in a thesis quality work on the source material...try Holy Blood, Holy Grail , which is more fo an indexed dissertation putting out a few theories based on documented facts found, sprinkled with well marked conjecture and speculations amidst the documented information
in other words..."DaVinci Code" halfway decent beach read, or long plane ride...."HB,HG" informative treatise, denser reading if your will..but much more compelling and thought provoking...
Excelsior?