So, when I finally got the chance I went ahead and booked my ticket. The previews for the movie looked halfway interesting and that settled it for me in the end. Plus I really do enjoy watching Tom Hanks. Movies are never as detailed as books how could they be, and that partly appealed to me in this case. Maybe they're we're just too many twists and turns. Why I had such a hard time finishing it I don't know. Mixed Feelings Don't get me wrong, I like the idea of the story. I suppose the answer is I read the books and I saw the other movies. With all of that in mind I was wondering why I was so eager to watch the movie Inferno in the first place. Maybe I start enjoying his books again in the future. I may need to take a break from Dan Brown for a while. Angels and Demons and The Lost Symbol where still okay, although already declining in that order. I reckon after The Da Vinci Code it was a logical step to keep the momentum going. It is one of his earlier books, pre Langdon era. I listened to Deception Point awhile back and that was brilliant. I think he needs to get away from the Robert Langdon stories and come up with something new. Dan Brown really tries hard to recreate the success of the Da Vinci Code. Something about the story kept me from putting it aside and listen to something else in between several times. The Book I listened to the book version earlier this year and it took me months to finish. If I had known then what I know now, I would have skipped the cinema altogether and waited until the movie is out on Netflix. I had been meaning to watch Inferno when it first came out in the cinemas, but circumstance kept me from doing that for several weeks. This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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