He's a scholar, but his book is accessible to the average reader. If you want to read a book that seriously exposes the inadequacies of Christianity, try "Misquoting Jesus," by Bart Ehrman. Ron Howard who directed all three movies clearly took criticisms of the first movie to heart too, and ensured the sequel moved at a quicker pace and didn't. The most aggravating feature of this book is that the author wasted a golden opportunity to undermine Christianity, but instead undermined his own credibility with the phony research and stilted writing. Angels & Demons was actually the first novel in Dan Brown's book series but was reworked to be a sequel following the success of the first installment of The Da Vinci Code series. I was sorely disappointed on all accounts. I read it because a friend raved about it, and I watched the DVD later, hoping that it might be an improvement. I believe that this book was aggressively promoted into best-sellerdom and then the lemming phenomenon took over.
Clunky dialogue, poorly realized characters, and shoddy research undermine whatever effect the author was attempting to produce.
In an upcoming action-adventure television series based on The Lost Symbol, he was portraying by Ashley Zukerman. In the film adaptations, Langdon is portrayed by Tom Hanks. Its short chapters insult the intelligence of the reader much like the work (I shudder to use the word) of James Patterson. Robert Langdon is the main character in the Robert Langdon series, which consists of Angels & Demons, The Da Vinci Code, The Lost Symbol, Inferno and Origin. "The DaVinci Code" undoubtedly deserves its place high on the list of the worst books ever written. The Da Vinci Code doesnt follow the plot of Angels & Demons.
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