Wide release 10/27/16
Viewed Roadhouse on Halloween with Cyra!
RT Critic: 20 Audience: 43
Critic's Consensus: Senselessly frantic and altogether shallow, Inferno sends the Robert Langdon trilogy spiraling to a convoluted new low.
Critic's Consensus:
Cag: 3/Liked it once I started understanding what was going on....but not great
Directed by Ron Howard
Sony Pictures
Based on the book by Dan Brown
Tom Hanks, Ben Foster, Felicity Jones
My comments: For the first third of the movie I was totally and completely confused, as I imagine anyone watching this would be, unless perhaps they'd read the book. There were three or four different factions of people working against?? with?? each other and major flashbacks. As it slowly started making sense I enjoyed it more. You had to really pay attention, and it would help if one had a tiny sense of
RT/ IMDb Summary: Tom Hanks reprises his role as Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon in director Ron Howard and screenwriter David Koepp's adaptation of author Dan Brown's bestselling novel Inferno, which finds Langdon using Dante's The Divine Comedy as a tool in the race to prevent a devastating global pandemic.
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