Inferno

Excellent this delivery of Dan Brown

Just like The Da Vinci Code and Angels & Demons, this was incredibly well done. The plots in these movies are put together so good but this might have been my favorite in the trilogy. Because Langdon doesn't remember what happened you have to put together the pieces of his mind the same way as he does and throughout the movie you learn as much as he does. [spoiler] A great shocker when Sienna turns out the be part of the sinister side instead of the good girl she pretended to be. [/spoiler]
And the always pleasant bonus of these movies is the amazing scenery.

This was a great movie... until to the point where they've decided to change the book ending... Ruined the whole thing for me...

The previous movies were quite good adaptions of the books, this one was.... definately a lot less good. Still an entertaining movie.

I did read the book but that was some time ago, so didn't really remember what happens. Enjoyed the movie too.

Engaging with a lot of twists, even if not all of them work. Probably the least silly of the films as well. While being less of a religion based thriller. Tom Hanks was excellent, probably his best work as Langdon.

Felicity Jones was a fine partner for Hanks. Then we get that silly twist Dan Brown always has. That is disappointing. Under-rated actor Irrfan Khan (Jurassic World, Life of Pi) easily steals the show in this one.
In this flawed trilogy, the first film is still the best. I was into this movie anyway but that twist is bad. Shocking but bad.

Yet another reason for me to never listen to modern reviews. I quite enjoyed that. Actually I liked it far better than the previous two movies.

It took them quite some time to continue with the Robert Langdon saga. I read the books years ago and I could remember most of the story so I was surprised how accurate it seemed to be (might be I remembered too little ;)). Quite solid movie – though nothing special ;).