Inferno

It is a satisfying but thoroughly idiotic film, in which relationships make no sense, character motivations change on a dime, and Tom Hanks has weird hair. But brainless as it is, it’s artful. It is a well-made bit of silliness, a piece of construction optimally designed to maintain audience interest while garnering absolutely no one’s respect.

Inferno is the exact cinematic equivalent of an airport paperback, which is what’s fine and forgettable about it.

Part of the draw of these movies is that they don’t create beauty, but instead borrow the emotions of the beauty they depict. (This, more or less, is one definition of kitsch, courtesy of the philosopher Tomas Kulka.) That makes the movies easy to watch and easy to forget.

The chase, chase, chase pace is tiring, not least because it’s not clear who many of these people are and what agendas they’re following. Mixed-up confusion is the result.

Inferno...is the kind of movie that stops — and stoops — to explain, early and often. Not that the explanations amount to much; the movie makes almost no sense.

This is a franchise with lead weights tied around its ankles.

Take the Dan Brown out of a Dan Brown movie and all you’re left with is Tom Hanks jogging in mild irritation.

If you're a fan of the series, it really is a film worth seeing. That being said, if you're a fan of the books it may leave you cringing at how they butchered a couple of the characters. Essentially, they had to change the ending so that it was less of a think-piece and less drawn out, but unfortunately they ruined one of the main characters in the process and that alone left me uneasy at the end of the film. Not to mention they basically blow through one of the cities so fast it almost feels like it wasn't even really a part of the story, which it absolutely should have been. Regardless, I think one could certainly enjoy actually seeing some of the many places mentioned in the book during the film, which basically takes place exclusively in beautiful places. Minus the depictions of hell, which feel a bit like a horror film, at times. Still, worth seeing

Mystery of the painting and the story still be debating. But the film still fail to rescue the history. Leave just a good journey, not the intimidating chase

I haven't read this particular book, but the movie felt like a bit overcomplicating things at times and making it harder to follow. Also the story itself felt a bit dumb, making World Health Organization like some crime fighters or something etc. I think this for sure is better as a book than movie (even though havent read it but I assume)

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The worst of the three movies and the most insane. This movies story so absurd characters just teleport everywhere and somehow always know where each other are. The dialogue has some atrocious moments that made me almost laugh and the line delivery seemed like the actors remembered “oh **** I am going to be paid a ton for this ill try like 2%”. In my eyes the enjoyable parts of the other films were the ridiculous puzzles that somehow tom hanks knows instantaneously and both of the orignial films are filled with huge exposition dump after huge exposition dump. This movie is not as much like the other two films in that way, there is a lot of explaining, a lot of story telling and puzzle solving stuff but there is much more focus on the story and that hurts it because the story is ass. The characters once again are trash, they have nothing to them except for the ability to BE BLAND AS **** But this movies plot is so ridiculous its just hard to care at all. Inferno has less going for it than both of the other films I would suggest just watching the Da Vinci Code and not going near Angels & Demons nor this film. I also want to say that even though I think the other movies are non stop exposition dumps that is what gives them their identity. The absurdity of langdon knowing EVERYTHING IN EXISTENCE can sometimes be a little enjoyable. So all of the value for me in the first two movies is tom hanks knowing everything and explaining **** to people. dumb/10