If you torrent without a VPN, your ISP can see that you're torrenting and may throttle your connection and get fined by legal action! Famous symbologist on a trail of clues tied to the great Dante himself. When Langdon wakes up in an Italian hospital with amnesia, he teams up with Sienna Brooks, a doctor he hopes will help him recover his memories.
Together, they race across Europe and against the clock to stop a madman from unleashing a global virus that would wipe out half of the world's population. Parental Guide. Personally didn't mind 'The Da Vinci Code', though it was a long way from great, but 'Angels and Demons' while with some good things was lacklustre.
Unfortunately, the latest film 'Inferno' is no better, in fact all the mistakes made in 'Angels and Demons' are made here and made bigger while a few more grievous ones are made. There is not much that saves 'Inferno', but it does have to be said that the locations are truly stunning with some nice location work that makes one wish that they belonged in a much better film. Hans Zimmer's music score is haunting once again and accentuates the thriller mood of the film, though it was orchestrated more cleverly before.
Tom Hanks again gives his role an easy-going charm and effortless authority, there is not much personal at stake seemingly here for Langdon but Hanks is always watchable and gives his all.
However, that is pretty much all that was good. This said, the ending doesn't single-handedly bring 'Inferno' down, as there are other just as glaring problems too. Ron Howard's direction is a mess, it is hard to believe that somebody who has a Best Director Oscar and has done some very good to outstanding work directed in a way that suggested more first time director learning or more like struggling to learn the ropes, finding urgency is a constant struggle and then he paces things in a rushed and erratic way.
Despite the stunning locations and nice location work, 'Inferno' is cheapened by some haphazard editing and over-reliance on high-speed tracking shots that suggest a cinematographer drunk on the job and have a dizzying effect, actually felt rather woozy and sick after seeing the film.
Cast-wise, only Hanks rises above his material. Felicity Jones has a very underwritten character with little backstory and incomplete motivations and it shows in delivery and range lacking in expression, a very going-through-the-motions performance. The rest of the cast either overact or are wasted in caricature roles, with no sense of threat present. Further disadvantaging them are a very corny script, with countless lines of clunky and awkward dialogue that sounds confused, overly-condensed and disorganised.
Even worse a story that just doesn't compel, with its over-explanatory at times, but even more frequently convoluted, nature, and pacing that is so jumpy but at the same time so pedestrian that there is the sense that the writers and Howard had no idea what to do with the material and when and how to bring urgency into it.
On the whole, three or so good things but the rest makes Langdon's hair significantly less floppy in comparison. Hanks is undoubtedly the best thing about this movie; he really gives it his best shot and does his best throughout, but there's no denying that the writing is weak and the plotting largely ridiculous.
Essentially this is a complicated chase thriller with Hanks and his buddy Felicity Jones on the run from the WHO and a sinister assassin, while at the same time trying to prevent an outbreak of the plague.
There's less focus on mystery-solving and riddles here and more on the action, which is okay. Jones, unfortunately, gives a horrible performance that it's impossible to take seriously, while other solid actors like Ben Foster and Irrfan Khan don't have much to do. Professor Robert Langdon Tom Hanks wakes up in a Florence hospital with partial amnesia, nightmarish visions, and a gunshot head wound.
Sienna Brooks Felicity Jones helps him escape an assassin. They find clues leading to the suicide of American billionaire radical scientist Bertrand Zobrist Ben Foster. Zobrist was obsessed with over-population and created a virus called Inferno. I think I have solved the Da Vinci Code problem.
Ron Howard needs to stop trying to pair Hanks up with the latest ingenue it girl. The age difference doesn't work especially for Hanks.
He has never struck me as that kind of guy. He should be paired with somebody older. I'm not saying it should be Meg Ryan. There has to be a happy medium or drop the romance pretense all together. When Robert Langdon wakes up in an Italian hospital with amnesia, he teams up with Dr. Brooks Siena and together they need to compete in Europe with the clock to foil a deadly global conspiracy.
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