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Magnetic Heart: Broken Magnet, Cold Metal Heart.

Watching You: Television, Wandering Eye.

Dino-Mite: Pyranosaurus Plushie, Disgruntled Elf Plushie.

Fire Breather: Antiki Torch, Pyranosaurus Plushie.

Building bricks: Building Blocks, Ordinary Brick.

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Movie Night: Corn on the Cob, Television.

Lenders: Someone Else's Credit Card, Blankity Bank.

Generations: Spider Egg, Someone Else's Family Portrait.Springtime: Instant Seed Packet, Alarm Clock.Someone Else's: Someone Else's Credit Card, Someone Else's Family Portrait.Bike Pirate: Wooden Bicycle, Toy Pirate.

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Try not to burn the coupon for a free hug as you can use it later. Order new catalogs when they are available, and respond to requests for items by attaching them to the letters asking for them. Now you need to start collecting combos (you can see the list by pulling down the control in the top right of the fireplace). Says Howard, 'All these things are done, but with an eye toward the movie audience and making it work as a standalone movie,' noting that, if you do read the book before seeing the film 'you get something to talk about when it's over.' You can't argue with that.Start by burning the letters and other papers you receive, then order items from the 1st catalog and burn these too. An ending where half the population is infected with a virus that makes them sterile is not satisfying, at least not to a mainstream movie audience. Though he doesn't directly address the bleak nature of the original ending, the intent is clear: Hollywood thrillers need to have relatively satisfying endings. 'The ending of a modern movie thriller needs to be quite a bit different than what was a terrific resolution on a literary level for the novel,' Howard tells Bustle. The virus in the book is already released by the time Sienna and Robert get to it, and, with little hope of curing the virus, the characters decide to let it run its course.Д¬hanging the ending to Inferno, according to Howard, reflects the difference in medium. In the movie Inferno, Robert is able to stop the virus from being released into the world, but the book's ending is much more horrifying. However, Sienna then turns out to be good, with the intention of destroying the virus, not releasing it as she wants to in the film. The book Inferno ends with Sienna double-crossing Robert and going after the virus herself, similar to the film. Spoilers ahead! In classic Hollywood fashion, the dire ending of the book - the spread of the virus and the decision not to cure it - is completely turned on its head. The major difference between the book and the film comes at the end. 'But, Dan Brown's books - and he'd be the first to tell - if you adapted them literally, they'd be five six hours long.' It seems that most of the smaller changes were made to either save time or ensure that the film could be, as Howard put it, 'a standalone movie.'

'You don't take any kind of structural changes lightly,' Howard says in the clip below about altering the source material. When Bustle caught up with director Ron Howard at Fort Belvedere in Florence, where the film was shot, Howard explained that these smaller changes were done simply to save time. A few twists and turns are altered from the text as Robert and Sienna follow clues to the virus, but nothing incredibly substantial. Whisked away by a doctor, Sienna Brooks, after an assassin comes looking for him, he goes on the hunt for a virus meant to curb Earth's overpopulation. Both begin with Robert Langdon waking up in a hospital after being shot at, suffering from a head wound and unable to remember the last few days. the book makes for an interesting study.ДЇor the most part, Inferno is extremely faithful to the book. Still, the film does make a few key changes to Langdon's Italian adventure, and Inferno, the movie, vs.

Like the two original films, Inferno sticks pretty close to Brown's story, putting everyone's favorite Harvard Professor, Robert Langdon (played by Tom Hanks), in the middle of an international mystery.

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On screen, Inferno completes the Robert Langdon trilogy that began with the release of The Da Vinci Code in 2006, with a sequel, Angels & Demons, following in 2009.

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Robert Langdon, the beloved hero of the hit novel and film The Da Vinci Code, is faced with a brand new threat in Inferno, the fourth book in Dan Brown's series and the third book to be adapted into a major motion picture.

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