Why would we have to contain ourselves from making fun of am author for the adaptation of his book didn't do as well as some people thought it would on the screen. When did "doing well" in life become a terrible thing? So much so that when a successful person has a slight loss or failure, (which this is not) some random blogger has to take pleasure in out enough to actually write something this idiotic and insulting? We see, hear and read headlines full of negativity and insults ALL DAY LONG. And you feel you needed to add to that with how important it is to contain ourselves from making fun of an accomplished, talented writer. A writer who does sounding amounts of research for his stories and puts then together brilliantly. He's a great writer, everyone knows his name. Is that the deal, are got angry that no one knows your name? That you aren't a famous writer? I'm just simply sickened by your way of thinking. You have a quote from ONE person, talking about what they think of this author. You wrote an article with a headline that sounds like it was written by a 12 year old girl who's having a fight with the cool girl at school. Maybe you're a failed writer, maybe you're just unhappy, who knows? I don't know and I don't care. I would just love to go through one day in America without having to see headlines that are either flat out lies or full of hate and judgement like yours. I have no vested interest in Dan Brown whatsoever! I just think you could use a change in your thinking. You're part of the problem that plays into the American problem of intolerance, wishing people ill if they succeed, hate speech, negativity, bashing someone for trying to accomplish something, judging people to make yourself feel better and making comments to try to hurt another person publicly. Why don't you write an intelligent article about WHY you didn't enjoy the adapted film made from his book? I'm sick of seeing it. Yours was the last one I could take today. Stop adding to the problem and join the solution.