Breaking the code - Page 2

Anybody read The DaVinci Code ? (yes, I'm usually way behind the trends on most things) While it may not qualify as great literature, I'm finding it kind of interesting. Not sure how much to believe or not believe, but it sounds fascinating (kind of like the Celestine Prophecy attraction for some). Don't give away what happens; I haven't finished it yet. But my real question is: is this definitely going to become a movie? (seems like it). Who would play Langdon? Sophie? (Sophie Marceau would be my choice; what a BABE ) Anybody like the book? Hate it? (Try to tell me without revealing the end, please.    )

Generally I go for humor, and stimulating dialogue - my favorite author is Douglas Coupland. I love it when the character personalities are so developed that they feel like real people. It's something that only amazing authors can do.

Quill,    I, too, am quite late in reading The Da Vinci Code.  I have wanted to read it since Christmas and finally picked it up two days ago and was about to type a post in the same manner you did.  I'm a little over one-third of the way through the story right now, and it's great.  I love that I'm learning a lot of things from it, as well.  Even phi, which was a subtopic of a past post, gets mentioned.  I had heard that this was mentioned in the book and was very excited when I got to that part.  Making me think I should go into cryptology.    As far as the movie goes, my first thought was Harrison Ford.  However, Jim Caviezel (thanks to Tokyo Slim) would probably fit the age a little better.  And I immediately imagined Julianne Moore as Sophie when Brown described her auburn hair.  What do you think?