As a European literary tour

Daphney 2022-04-19 09:01:51

Similar to the previous suspense decryption films such as The Da Vinci Code, this time the puzzle is hidden in a bunch of rhetoric from Dante's "Divine Comedy" and a painting of Dante's hell by Renaissance painters. There is an extremist, a self-proclaimed savior, who wants to quickly solve the problem of human growth exceeding the ability of the earth to handle, that is, the genius of using a virus to wipe out half of the population.
However, if according to what the genius who committed suicide as soon as he appeared on the stage said, now is the last minute of the earth, then even if half of the population is wiped out, it will only be one more minute, so how can we solve the problem.
If you don’t delve into it, the film looks good. It can be regarded as a tour of the European Renaissance art, the display of multiple church museums in Florence, Italy, the scenery of Venice, the style of Istanbul, Turkey, and a general visualization of Dante’s hell map. The scene, with a strong European style, is accompanied by the explanation of many stories at that time, such as the story of the old and wise governor of Venice, which is also mentioned in "Haidu Story", which involves the Fourth Crusade. History and Sin.

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Extended Reading
  • Bailey 2022-03-21 09:01:51

    With the run-of-the-mill plot progression and the noisy soundtrack that never stops, you know how guilty this film is.

  • Laney 2022-03-23 09:01:51

    Ron Howard made this film a little bit of a rot to...well, a normal movie. The most ridiculous thing is that the professor of semiotics can't speak Italian

Inferno quotes

  • Sienna Brooks: Why was someone shooting at you?

    Robert Langdon: I don't know.

    Sienna Brooks: Also, when you came into the E.R., you were mumbling something over and over.

    [playing a recording on her phone]

    Robert Langdon: Very sorry. Very sorry. Very, very sorry.

    [she turns the recording off]

    Robert Langdon: "Very sorry"?

    Sienna Brooks: Do you have any idea why you'd be saying this?

    Robert Langdon: No.

    Sienna Brooks: Why was someone shooting at you?

    Robert Langdon: You can keep asking me these questions, lady, but I'm not gonna know the answers!

  • Sienna Brooks: Questions are important. It'll help you recover.

    Robert Langdon: Can I ask you for a cup of, uh... it-it's... it's, um... well, it... it's brown and it's hot, and people drink it in the morning for energy. Uh...

    Sienna Brooks: Tea?

    Robert Langdon: Tea. No! The other one.

    Sienna Brooks: Coffee.

    Robert Langdon: Coffee! Could I have a cup of coffee?