by Nucks » Wed Jul 25, 2018 6:58 am
Inferno, another in Dan Brown’s Robert Langdon wild goose chase series.
It was ok, I love seeing the museums and historical places, this one filmed mainly in Florence, Venice, and Istanbul.
Main premise is Langdon must find the hiding place of a deadly virus that if released could wipe out half the earth’s population. The clues reference Dante, hence the title.
What I found to be somewhat funny and of course convenient, was whenever Langdon and his mate had to blend in and hide, there were swarms of people (as you might expect in popular tourist places), but when they needed quiet and privacy to discover and interpret clues, it was suddenly abandoned.
6/10. It follows the old formula of the previous films (Da Vinci Code and Angels & Demons), so nothing new there, but it’s fast-paced and very watchable.
Inferno, another in Dan Brown’s Robert Langdon wild goose chase series.
It was ok, I love seeing the museums and historical places, this one filmed mainly in Florence, Venice, and Istanbul.
Main premise is Langdon must find the hiding place of a deadly virus that if released could wipe out half the earth’s population. The clues reference Dante, hence the title.
What I found to be somewhat funny and of course convenient, was whenever Langdon and his mate had to blend in and hide, there were swarms of people (as you might expect in popular tourist places), but when they needed quiet and privacy to discover and interpret clues, it was suddenly abandoned. :gigglesnshit:
6/10. It follows the old formula of the previous films (Da Vinci Code and Angels & Demons), so nothing new there, but it’s fast-paced and very watchable.
