Customer Ratings & Reviews

Inferno was an interesting interpretation of the Dan Brown novel. There was some interpretation that I felt too away from the book, but it was interesting to see the adventure unfurl with Robert Langdon.

While the movie diverges, significantly at times, from the book, it still keeps the novel's feel. It's fast pace and action sequences are framed by the beautiful locations where the movie is filmed.

Tom Hanks is enjoyable to watch in this film. He seems to understand the character. Although some have criticized the pace of the film, this reviewer thought the pace was appropriate for the plot.

This was decent rendition to another of Dan Brown's novel. Felicity Jones plays a dominant role along side Tom Hanks as the explore the Dante's version of **** to uncode its meaning and stop a mass exodus

Inferno was already a movie with beautiful cinematography. This UHD version with HDR is bright and vibrant. Remember even with a 4k player you must have HDR on your set or movie defaults to 1080 HD.

The book Inferno is a 2013 mystery thriller novel by American author Dan Brown and the fourth book in his Robert Langdon series, following Angels & Demons, The Da Vinci Code and The Lost Symbol. As in the previous sequel Hanks plays the main character. Mystery, suspense and a bit action.

My wife is a Dan Brown fan and has the books and movies based on his books. It's not my type of movie, but it turned out to be entertaining for both of us. Not bad if you are a Dan Brown fan.

The 4k detail on our 80" 4k tv with was as good as the sound on our Atmos 5.2.2 audio system. We're getting kind of old for these 'tell it backward' type movies, but it came together well in the end.

There was not a lot of hype about it in the theatres. I did not see in theater so we bought to watch. It was entertaining and Tom Hanks delivers. It lacked the action like others. Still it was good.

I love this movie and the steelbook case has awesome artwork on the front and back of it. The whole series is good from the da Vinci code and angels and demons now inferno I recommend getting all 3 of them bestbuy has all 3 in blu-ray steelbook.

I enjoyed the other Da Vinci code flics so i figured I'd pick this one up. It was pretty good. I love the puzzle solving aspect of it. Nothing to go crazy over but an enjoyable movie for a lazy day.

The movie is actions pack and very entertaining. Like previous two movies, you keep trying to figure out who are the real bad guys. The story line is kind of crazy but it hides the bad guys well. I probably will watch it again even though I already know the outcome. Paying this one for 4K is worth it as well.

The religious overtones were thankfully gone from this movie. Although the plot and storyline were interesting, this movie seemed to be lacking in the code breaking area. All in all, a good movie.

This is a good movie which makes you think what if this and what if that. This is a must see movie that has one on the edge of their seat with plenty of action. A good add to ones DVD collection.

I love the books and wish they would spend the time and money to be truer to them that said the movie is great, nice to see that our Rogue One is not type cast. Tom Hanks is the perfect actor for this character. Hopefully they will do Lost Symbol now and the next book in the series comes out in October!!

I more I watch this movie, the more I will understand it. I believe the other Dan Brown movies are more captivating. It was helpful that I have read Dante's Inferno prior to watching this movie.

I have watched all three of the series movies now and they are all great movies together. You have to watch the first two to know what is going on with this one. But, Good movie for Tom Hanks!!

This is the 3rd movie in Hollywood's Dan Brown/Robert Langdon trilogy that started with the Da Vinci Code and continued with Angels & Demons. If you liked those, you'll like this. I don't feel it's AS good as the others, but it's still a fine installment that was a lot of fun to watch. Recommended!

The latest adaption of a Dan Brown novel does not disappoint in remaining ALMOST true to the source story. Langdon (Hanks) looks strangely tired in this one which could be the result of all those movies in which Hanks has starred. The storyline moves along crisply and the plot twists take place cleanly.

Tom has made so many great films, it's hard to remember them all. If you enjoy this series you will surely enjoy this probable final chapter. The movie keeps you going all along trying to figure it all out, which its worth in the end, makes you think. An enjoyable movie to me, hope you enjoy it also...