Boxoffice - October 2016
The Official Magazine of the National Association of Theatre Owners
The Official Magazine of the National Association of Theatre Owners
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INFERNO<br />
PARAMOUNT / OCT. 28<br />
n Writer Dan Brown has written<br />
five Robert Langdon novels (a sixth,<br />
Origin, is due next year). The Internet<br />
will tell you that he’s now worth $140<br />
million. That’s a lot of creepy, conspiracy-tinged,<br />
Freemasonry-ish, Eye<br />
of Providence–imprinted dollar bills.<br />
Inferno is the third film in the series<br />
(they skipped The Lost Symbol for<br />
some reason. Or no reason at all. It is a<br />
riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside a<br />
Starbucks cup). Tom Hanks returns as<br />
Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon<br />
and is joined by Felicity Jones—soon<br />
to appear in Rogue One—as he tries to<br />
regain lost memories while also trying<br />
to solve a riddle as mysterious as the<br />
reasons they didn’t make The Lost<br />
Symbol.<br />
CAST TOM HANKS, FELICITY JONES,<br />
BEN FOSTER DIRECTOR RON HOWARD<br />
GENRE MYSTERY, THRILLER RATING<br />
PG-13 FOR SEQUENCES OF ACTION<br />
AND VIOLENCE, DISTURBING IMAGES,<br />
SOME LANGUAGE, THEMATIC<br />
ELEMENTS, AND BRIEF SENSUALITY<br />
RUNNING TIME 121 MIN.<br />
PICTURED: TOM HANKS<br />
OCTOBER <strong>2016</strong> BoxOffice ® 99
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