Inferno | Full Movie | Movies Anywhere

Even by the relatively low bar of the previous two films, this one does fall short. I guess if you can say that the book was better, in this of all cases, than this really isn't a very good film.

Hanks is playing the outline of a man without any features, and you can get away with that for one or two films, but then people want a nose or a mouth.

I thought it was OK. The plot may be almost laughably ridiculous... but, compared to the stuff I've been subjected to this year, it might as well be The Third Man.

So you have travel, you have art history, you have a history lesson about the black plague and iconology, you have a cautionary lesson about the danger of ripping open plastic bags full of deadly viruses. What's not to like about Inferno?

Hanks returns as Massive Headwound Harvard Symbologist Robert Langdon, who this time around suffers from amnesia. After watching Inferno, we should all be so lucky.