Date 27/10/2016 - News People
(CNN)Marking Tom Hanks' third adventure as "The Da Vinci Code's" Robert Langdon, "Inferno" isn't so hot. Director Ron Howard has paced the movie like one extended chase, but despite plentiful action, it's generally about as suspenseful as an art-history lesson. As constructed in this outing (with a screenplay by David Koepp, who also wrote "Angels & Demons"), there's an added degree of difficulty: Langdon awakens in a Florence hospital, having sustained a head trauma, leaving gaping holes in his memory about what happened. On top of that, someone looks determined to kill the poor prof, who flees with help from a doctor, Sienna (Felicity Jones).