Inferno

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Bill B 04/22/2024 Interesting premise, poorly executed. Robert Ryan's talents are wasted here. See more s r @ScottR 01/15/2018 A survival film that only grew on me as it went along with its little intricacies in the plot. See more 10/01/2015 Top 5 of Golden Age 3D. Engaging film-noir and beautiful photography. See more 03/07/2015 3D & Technicolor can't save this suspenser See more 08/18/2011 I was wondering why a 90-minute movie needed an intermission at the 45-minute mark; a bit of research revealed that it was to facilitate reel changes for the stereoscopic projection. It also worked nicely as a device to indicate the passage of time. The 3-D cinematography was gorgeous, not drawing attention to itself, save for the obligatory objects-hurled-toward-camera shots in the final act, but adding a dimension of depth to some already gorgeous shots of the desert. The story itself was surprisingly taut and suspenseful. I was ready to throttle the nursed-on-Avatar whippersnappers in attendance, though, who yammered after the movie that nothing happened until that final act. I didn't need another reason to hate Jim Cameron, but now I have one for a rainy day. See more 09/09/2010 Good movie even without the 3-D. Robert Ryan is stranded out in the desert by his wife and her lover to die. The first half he just finds ways to keep alive and talks to himself, but the second half really lights up and the 3-D is used more. Fun to watch and really original, worth a watch if you like Robert Ryan. See more Read all reviews

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