Inferno

Inferno

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Oscar-winning director Ron Howard returns to direct the third film based on the bestselling series by Dan Brown (The Da Vinci Code), led once again by Tom Hanks as famous symbologist Robert Langdon. Co-stars fellow Academy Award nominee Felicity Jones (The Theory of Everything). More

Langdon is on a trail of clues tied to the great Dante himself. When he wakes up in an Italian hospital with amnesia, he teams up with Sienna Brooks (Jones), a doctor he hopes will help him recover his memories. Together, they race across Europe and against the clock to foil a deadly global plot.

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23 ^%Rotten
tomatoes®
10 reviews
Directed by Ron Howard

2016Rating: M, Mature themes, violence and coarse language121 minsUSA, Japan, Turkey, Hungary

Thriller

Director:: Ron Howard ('Rush', 'The Da Vinci Code', 'A Beautiful Mind', 'Frost/Nixon')
Writer:: David Koepp
Cast:: Tom HanksFelicity JonesBen FosterOmar SyIrrfan KhanSidse Babett KnudsenAna UlaruKata Sarbó

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Inferno | Reviews

23%254 reviews

Rotten Tomatoes® Score

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Flicks, Aaron Yap

Ron Howard’s workmanlike adaptations of Dan Brown’s Robert Langdon bestsellers will never be regarded as paragons of the thriller genre, but I’ll admit to getting a fleeting kick out of Angels & Demons’ ludicrous plot, which imagined the Illuminati conspiring to blow up the Vatican with an antimatter bomb. Inferno, the third in the film series, is very much in the same ballpark of crazy, following symbologist Langdon (Tom Hanks) as he scrambles through another serpentine trail of cryptic clues and shadowy figures.

Variety

Fundamentally silly the film may be, but it never graduates to spryness.

Total Film

Having already taken two rides on the Dan Brown merry-go-round, shouldn't this have been the one where Ron finally got it right?

Time Out

Our not-desperately-dynamic duo trundle from one European gallery to another, sharing easily digestible info-nuggets about Dante.

The Guardian

Purgatorio is maybe closer to it - something bad is happening, not the full Inferno, but it could be the gateway to the Paradiso of this fantastically boring film actually coming to an end.

Stuff

This franchise, no matter what the box-office receipts say, is officially dead in the water.

Screen Daily

Howard keeps the viewer constantly occupied, Felicity Jones is an engaging sidekick, and there's clearly a lot more mileage left for Tom Hanks in this franchise's tank ...

New Zealand Herald

Watching it feels like signing up to a tour group visiting the sites of Brown's less popular works and you're not allowed off the bus.

Newshub

Achieves the difficult task of somehow being both a tedious chore and cartoonishly silly.

Hollywood Reporter

Arguably the best in the franchise so far.

Empire Magazine

It's not the worst of the trilogy, but this is less for fans of thrillers and more for people who are pining after last year's holiday to Florence.

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Inferno | Release Details

Inferno is available to stream in Australia now on Google Play and Apple TV and Foxtel and Binge and Prime Video Store.