Inferno (2016)
Country: HUN/US
Technical: col 121m
Director: Ron Howard
Cast: Tom Hanks, Felicity Jones, Omar Sy, Irrfan Khan, Sidse Babett Knudsen, Ben Foster
Synopsis:
Academic Robert Langdon is embroiled in the hunt for a manmade pathogen that could all but extinguish human life on the planet, if released. Coming to in a Florentine hospital with amnesia, he is aided by a doctor while being pursued by both a private security company and members of the World Health Organization.
Review:
The blend as before: seductive historical locations, a fiendish plot and Holmesian deduction. This time there is more than one attractive female in tow, and more than one set of competing conspirators, to confound an already hamstrung hero and nonplus the audience. But if you've seen this kind of thing before, you will see most of the developments coming, as you marvel at the ease with which doors to national monuments and secret passages can be opened, even in Italy.
Country: HUN/US
Technical: col 121m
Director: Ron Howard
Cast: Tom Hanks, Felicity Jones, Omar Sy, Irrfan Khan, Sidse Babett Knudsen, Ben Foster
Synopsis:
Academic Robert Langdon is embroiled in the hunt for a manmade pathogen that could all but extinguish human life on the planet, if released. Coming to in a Florentine hospital with amnesia, he is aided by a doctor while being pursued by both a private security company and members of the World Health Organization.
Review:
The blend as before: seductive historical locations, a fiendish plot and Holmesian deduction. This time there is more than one attractive female in tow, and more than one set of competing conspirators, to confound an already hamstrung hero and nonplus the audience. But if you've seen this kind of thing before, you will see most of the developments coming, as you marvel at the ease with which doors to national monuments and secret passages can be opened, even in Italy.
Country: HUN/US
Technical: col 121m
Director: Ron Howard
Cast: Tom Hanks, Felicity Jones, Omar Sy, Irrfan Khan, Sidse Babett Knudsen, Ben Foster
Synopsis:
Academic Robert Langdon is embroiled in the hunt for a manmade pathogen that could all but extinguish human life on the planet, if released. Coming to in a Florentine hospital with amnesia, he is aided by a doctor while being pursued by both a private security company and members of the World Health Organization.
Review:
The blend as before: seductive historical locations, a fiendish plot and Holmesian deduction. This time there is more than one attractive female in tow, and more than one set of competing conspirators, to confound an already hamstrung hero and nonplus the audience. But if you've seen this kind of thing before, you will see most of the developments coming, as you marvel at the ease with which doors to national monuments and secret passages can be opened, even in Italy.