Inferno—complicated, but not unintelligible—is the third and final film of
the Dan Brown book series. Director Ron Howard shows his mettle as a director
who plumbs the depths of the story to accent its highlights as well as
demanding the most from his casted actors. The movie relies on a series of
flashbacks, always a difficult presentation to work with because it requires
extreme dedication to continuity and deep audience engagement to follow the
story. Director Howard pulls both story requirements off well. It’s a good
movie to watch when an audience desires that deeper level of engagement and
easily earns its right to sit in the home video library along with the previous
Dan Brown movies.
Film Poster Courtesy of Google Images
Storyline
An amnesiac has difficulty putting together
scattered memories.
Additional
Thanks
Thank you to Director Ron
Howard for directing effort. Thank you to Producers Brian Grazer and Ron Howard
for making the film possible. Cast includes: Tom Hanks, Felicity Jones, Irrfan
Khan, Omar Sy, Ben Foster, and Sidse Babett Knudsen.
Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?
Yes. This movie works at the complicated level
and earns its watch.
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