Inferno Essay
Famous actor Tom Hanks takes on the important role of Professor Robert Langdon in the film Inferno. This thrilling film captivates you and transports you to the beautiful streets of Venice, Italy where professor Langdon wakes up in a hospital bed and encounters a doctor by the name of Sienna Brooks. After experiencing some heart racing events in the hospital, Dr. Sienna takes professor Langdon to her apartment. Upon running across a small bone cylinder containing a high tech projector they soon find out that there is a mystery unsolved and they need to piece it together before someone else gets a hold of it. We soon figure out that this mystery is decoding what seems to be someone´s alteration of Dante´s Inferno. Professor Langdon and Dr. Sienna face a lot of troubles while being chased by WHO and …show more content…
There is the interpretation of detective Sinskey, Zobrist, Professor Langdon, and Sienna Brooks. There may be more portrayed in the story but these four mark as the main ones. Although Zobrist and Sienna had the same understanding of their evil scheme, it wasn’t the same interpretation. Zobrist’s plan to spread the virus was mainly for the sake of “saving humanity”. Sienna’s interpretation of spreading the virus was mainly out of love for Zobrist. Detective Sinskey’s understanding of Zobrist’s plan was to stop this virus from contacting any human, while Professor Langdon, sadly didn’t have much clue what was going on since his memory was tormented. Because of these alternations of the plot of the story, we have conflict. Detective Sinskey against Zobrist, and towards the end there’s a conflict between Professor Langdon and Sienna. These conflicts make the movie even more of a thrill, and just as Dante had his own conflicts which made him create his own hell, Inferno with its plot, context, setting, and conflicts, was able to deliver a little perception of Dante’s
Famous actor Tom Hanks takes on the important role of Professor Robert Langdon in the film Inferno. This thrilling film captivates you and transports you to the beautiful streets of Venice, Italy where professor Langdon wakes up in a hospital bed and encounters a doctor by the name of Sienna Brooks. After experiencing some heart racing events in the hospital, Dr. Sienna takes professor Langdon to her apartment. Upon running across a small bone cylinder containing a high tech projector they soon find out that there is a mystery unsolved and they need to piece it together before someone else gets a hold of it. We soon figure out that this mystery is decoding what seems to be someone´s alteration of Dante´s Inferno. Professor Langdon and Dr. Sienna face a lot of troubles while being chased by WHO and …show more content…
There is the interpretation of detective Sinskey, Zobrist, Professor Langdon, and Sienna Brooks. There may be more portrayed in the story but these four mark as the main ones. Although Zobrist and Sienna had the same understanding of their evil scheme, it wasn’t the same interpretation. Zobrist’s plan to spread the virus was mainly for the sake of “saving humanity”. Sienna’s interpretation of spreading the virus was mainly out of love for Zobrist. Detective Sinskey’s understanding of Zobrist’s plan was to stop this virus from contacting any human, while Professor Langdon, sadly didn’t have much clue what was going on since his memory was tormented. Because of these alternations of the plot of the story, we have conflict. Detective Sinskey against Zobrist, and towards the end there’s a conflict between Professor Langdon and Sienna. These conflicts make the movie even more of a thrill, and just as Dante had his own conflicts which made him create his own hell, Inferno with its plot, context, setting, and conflicts, was able to deliver a little perception of Dante’s