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A Mixed Verdict on the Third Langdon Outing The third installment in the Robert Langdon franchise, Inferno arrived with significant talent on board but left critics strangely cold. The film holds a Metascore of 42 (mixed or average) and a disappointing 20% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes . It seems even Tom Hanks and Ron Howard couldn't crack the code for a truly memorable adaptation . The Good – What Worked Several critics acknowledged the film's strengths, even if they remained unenthusiastic. The visuals and Italian locations were a major draw. The film works as a "pleasant museum tour through Italy," with the beauty of Florence, Venice, and Istanbul becoming characters in their own right . Director Ron Howard also received some praise for his handling, with Screen Daily noting he "keeps the viewer constantly occupied" . Felicity Jones was frequently singled out as "an engaging sidekick," with one reviewer noting she was the film's ...