Inferno (2016) is an action-thriller movie loosely inspired by Dan Brown's 2013 novel of the same name. It follows Robert Langdon, a Harvard University professor who wakes up in a hospital in Italy ...

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Almost every review of the new Ron Howard-directed movie “Inferno,” the film adaptation of Dan Brown’s novel starring Tom Hanks, includes some reference to the setting being the real star of the movie ...

The second movie trailer for Inferno (2016) has been released for the Ron Howard directed film. This trailer tells the viewer the main plot of the film and what Robert Langdon (Tom Hanks) is up ...

“Inferno” went up in flames during its first weekend in release. Starring Tom Hanks and Felicity Jones, the third adaptation of Dan Brown’s Robert Langdon series bowed to an anemic $15 million in ...

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 ...

Director Ron Howard already is seeing a bump at the box office with his third Dan Brown feature adaptation, and the film hasn’t even opened in North America yet. As Nancy Tartaglione reported today, ...

Inferno marks the third movie from director Ron Howard and star Tom Hanks based on the popular novels by Dan Brown about Harvard professor and symbologist Robert Langdon. They’re all varying degrees ...

UPDATE, WRITETHRU with actuals: Sony’s Inferno sparked to a strong $50M offshore opening this frame to lead the international and worldwide box office two weeks ahead of its domestic bow. Aided by the ...

Inferno, the third entry in Ron Howard's Da Vinci Code film series, bombed at the domestic box office, earning an estimated $15 million during its opening weekend.The film, which stars Tom Hanks and ...

“Inferno” grossed almost as much in its opening weekend in China as it did in North America. Neither performance was strong, but in China at least “Inferno” opened on top of the box office. “Inferno” ...