‘The Towering Inferno’: THR’s 1974 Review On Dec. 16, 1974, 20th-Fox and Warner Bros. unveiled in theaters what would become a landmark disaster movie.

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Despite the terrific cast, and even with two of our best storytellers in Hanks and Ron Howard, nothing in "Inferno" is believable or compelling enough to make us care about it.

The Towering Inferno was the top movie of the year, earning $50 million domestically (which translates to around $332 million today).

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It’s a testament to the insipidity of Dan Brown’s writing that even Hanks still can’t transform Robert Langdon into a lifelike figure onscreen.

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On Dec. 16, 1974, 20th-Fox and Warner Bros. unveiled in theaters what would become a landmark disaster movie, The Towering Inferno.