I've sure enjoyed this movie, regardless of the reviews you might read or hear about it. The film location (Florence, in specific) is a feast in the eye - and it's already worth my money. The dream/illusion sequence is diabolically awesome. And the cinematography by Salvatore Totino deserve some kudos. Going into this movie I am aware that it's another-Hollywood vehicle-trying-to-chip-in-some-cash type of motion picture but I'm all about that nonsense shit here, at least it's not one of those cheap comedy films that's plain stupid. There is a great alteration from the book though, but well that's not a bit surprising considering Hollywood's track record. Sometimes you don't always have to heed what the film critics tell you. It's easy for them to destroy something because they never took part on its creation. Inferno may have come short but it did try.

Verdict: 🚫 SKIP IT I swear, if Tom Hanks doubles over in pain with his head injury one more time… Felt like Ron Howard had lost interest and was just going through the contractually obligated motions.

There's apparently a lot of movies where Tom Hanks, at one point or another, gets completely submerged in water. Knowing this has made me a better man.