Third dose of franchise offers more of the same, nothing special...
“Inferno” is the third installment of the franchise based on Dan Brown’s “The Da Vinci Code.” This time around, Robert Langdon (Tom Hanks) wakes up in a Florence hospital room with a head wound and amnesia. He doesn’t know why he’s in Italy or what caused his injury. When a female assassin shows up at the hospital, Langdon and his doctor, Sienna Brooks (Felicity Jones), make their escape…and never stop running. Attempting to figure out what’s happened to him, Langdon searches his clothing and finds a Faraday pointer — a laser pointer that projects an image of Botticelli’s “Abyss of Hell,” a painting of Dante’s vision of the underworld in the “Divine Comedy.” So begins yet another race to save mankind from obliteration, as Langdon deciphers numerous clues along the way.<br /><br />The formula by now is pretty stale, and “Inferno” is little more than an extended chase movie, with only brief exposition breaks for Hanks to explain the cryptic messages. Then it’s on to the next clue as the clock ticks. Director Ron Howard provides nice shots of Florence, Venice, and Istanbul, adding local color to the humdrum proceedings. For a thriller, the movie is surprisingly devoid of excitement. We simply don’t care as much about the mystery as Langdon does.<br /><br />Director Howard fails to develop any semblance of suspense and too often makes the narrative confusing. Hanks does his best with the material, but even a good actor can get just so much out of a poorly written role and a mediocre script. Even if you’re a fan of thrillers, you can skip “Inferno.” Its two-hour running time seems endless despite its picturesque locales and breakneck pace.<br /><br />Bonus features on the 2-disc 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital HD edition include deleted and extended scenes; Ron Howard’s director’s journal; profiles of Robert Langdon and Sienna Brooks; a featurette about the location filming; and “Visions of Hell,” showing how Hell has been depicted in art through the ages. The film is also available in single-disc Blu-ray and single-disc DVD editions.
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