Dan Brown's "Inferno" follows Robert Langdon as he deciphers clues linked to Dante's "Divine Comedy" to prevent a global catastrophe. Set against the backdrop of Florence and other historic cities, the novel blends art, history, and science in a fast-paced thriller. Langdon races against time to thwart a bioterrorist's plan involving a deadly virus. While the book offers intriguing puzzles and vivid descriptions, some critics feel the plot is formulaic and the character development lacks depth.
Bottom line :
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. 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.
Recommended audience :
For Dan Brown's and Robert Langdon lovers.
Rating : 7.9/10
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