That said, they changed the second half of Inferno so much that you’d swear they adapted a different book! The very first scene is only the beginning of the torrent of crappyness we are about to be subjected to. This is going to be a spoiler-filled hybrid review, but I am going to avoid spoiling the books as much as possible because you should read them regardless of how badly the movies basterdize them. All he knows is that whatever he was doing was worth a billionaire’s suicide, a strangely curious doctor’s assistance, and the lives of billions. Premise-After waking up in a hospital, with amnesia, in Italy, Professor Robert Langdon must elude a secret service agency whilst trying to recall what he was doing before he lost his memory. Stars-Tom Hanks, Felicity Jones, Ben Foster, and Irfan Khan. Inferno is directed by Ron Howard and written by David Koepp.

It’s gonna be awhile, so strap in and grab your popcorn because this is going to be a very emotional experience. movies” debate, as well as Dan Brown’s controversial books. In addition to reviewing Inferno, I’m going to throw my twenty-two cents (inflation) into the hat on the “books vs. Had I seen it in time, this pile of cinematic waste would rank pretty dang high on my Top Ten Worst Movies of 2016 list.Īnyway, today we are doing something special. I wanted to write this thing when the Inferno movie was released in theaters last year, but I hadn’t finished the book, and Ron Howard was NOT going to ruin another one of these incredible endings for me! I finally got a copy and watched it… oh my gosh. What followed was a marathon of reading both the books in the series and watching their film adaptations.

I couldn’t put that book down! Interesting characters, great suspense, and a spiritual setting unlike any I’ve seen in a novel (the epilogue still gives me the chills). I knew it was an adaptation (one with some interesting ideas), so I got my hands on the original novel by Dan Brown and gave it a shot. By the time it was over, my “Confusion-o-Meter” was off the charts. Prepare to be ripped apart you pathetic excuses for adaptations! Back in February of 2016, I watched The Da Vinci Code on Netflix for no particular reason.

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