You have to ignore how outrageous the plot gets to enjoy this one
Inferno was the third installment of the Robert Langdon/Tom Hanks films based upon Dan Brown novels. This one starts off differently from the previous two however. Hanks has amnesia and isn’t interpreting symbols left and right. He’s also on the run with his doctor Felicity Jones and trying to figure out how he’s connected to doomsayer Ben Foster who recently died. Of course Hanks does eventually get back to his trade of symbology. On the other hand the movie has a ridiculous premise that the United Nations’ World Health Organization chases people. That’s just the start of this overblown plot that involves Foster’s crazy plans for the world, a private firm he hired and more.<br /><br />I really liked the previous two movies in this series. I enjoyed this one as well despite the plot. In fact, you actually have to ignore how outrageous things get to watch this.
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