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In response to "James Rollins "Map of Bones" was a much better book covering similar themes...and I liked Da Vinci. Not great, but decent read. -- nm" by Remlik

It came out two years later, so it's in the National Treasure grouping of imitators. -- nm

Posted by David (aka David) Sep 17 '09, 19:11

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without knowing anything about these books, I don't have a problem with imitation if the thought process is - Reagen Sep 17, 19:17 8
- Yes, I generally agree with that. I often wonder if Joss Whedon looks at Twilight fans and wonders, "Where the fuck were you at the start of the 2000s - David Sep 17, 19:18 7
  - Him and the Moonlight people as well. But Whedon did get 7 years of one and 5 years of another so he had a good run. -- nm - Remlik Sep 17, 19:20 6
    - Relatively speaking, Whedon's success is a 100 yard dash while she's ran all the way around the world. Twice. -- nm - David Sep 17, 19:21 5
      - true. very true. I wonder if all of this stuff has made Gellar or Boreanz think about the movie possibilites. -- nm - Remlik Sep 17, 19:22 4
        
        It wouldn't sell. For whatever reason, the insipid version is more universal. -- nm - David Sep 17, 19:29 1
        
        (Much like The Beatles and Star Wars.) - David Sep 17, 19:30
        
        I think Boreanaz has reached the point of not being able to look like he's not aging. - Reagen Sep 17, 19:26 1
        
        true. -- nm - Remlik Sep 17, 19:29
good point. -- nm - Remlik Sep 17, 19:16

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