Inferno

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Jose N @soyjosenieves 5d Es una película interesante, con una trama que atrapa desde el inicio. Toca temas polémicos de forma llamativa y es de esas historias que te mantienen atento en todo momento. Tiene varios giros interesantes, aunque algunos resultan algo predecibles. See more Technology C @RT71199883 Aug 21 Even though I liked the book Inferno, I didn't like the movie; I feel like everything happens so fast that you don't understand anything. See more Eye C @ECinc Jul 13 The worst of the Langdon trilogy BUT as the bar was too high this doesn’t disappoint. I think it was a good idea not to continue with the other books. See more Cork B @RT87142816 Mar 23 It looks good, has lots of scenic locals. Cast is solid - I am not a Tom Hanks fan, but can't deny he is a good actor. That all said, this thing is a mess. There is some sort of shadow agency that want to sell a world ending virus to highest bidder, but everyone in the agency backstabs each other - literally. The crazy guy wants to save the world from overpopulation by killing half of everyone (where have I seen this done better?). Even if he succeeds, by his own bacteria analogy, that only sets the 30 day counter back one day. Sigh. And then finally and probably most importantly - if the guy wants to release a virus, why doesn't he just DO IT instead of an elaborate historical treasure hunt? They MAY have explained this somewhere in the 1st ADHD half of the movie, but I must have missed it. See more Henry D @Henry_Domke Mar 15 Low expectations probably helped, but this big-budget thriller turned out to be very enjoyable while we exercised. The story moves at a brisk pace, the theme of overpopulation adds a provocative edge, and the high production value shows in every scene. It looks and sounds great, and the constant momentum made it perfect for a workout movie. See more David C @Maxmil2000 Mar 7 I have read the book twice before seeing the film. Dan Brown paints a character picture both physical and personality of Sienna that Felicity does not quite achieve. Though she nailed it as Jen in Rogue One. It may have better with Emily Blunt as Sienna. The film, though visually stunning, just does not build the suspense and urgency the book portrays. The emotion that was so good in the first film is just not there. There is much in the complex story that is just missing in the film. Nice film but prefer the book. See more Read all reviews

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