merklekranz Ray Liotta gives a believable performance as an amnesia victim, saved from the desert by Gloria Reuben. Piecing together his dark past, and it's relevance to a missing suitcase full of money, is the storyline behind "Inferno". The Mexican desert locations add tremendously to the film, and thankfully there are few if any surprises, especially no convoluted ending. Most flashback movies become confusing which eventually drags them down (see "Memento"). "Inferno" is understandable, exciting, has great photography, and the acting by all concerned is good. Highly recommended, for Ray Liotta fans. It's just a damn good movie that delivers. - MERK

somme22 "Pilgrim" is an excellent film that stars Ray Liotta and packs both great mystery with action. The film grips you from the beginning when you see Ray's character in a phone booth and you see he is about to be attacked by a speeding car. Suddenly Ray's character wakes up in the middle of the desert. He is bloody and bruised, and he does not remember who he is or how he got there. Slowly, with the help of a woman named Vicky (played by Gloria Reuben), Ray's character realizes who he really is, and the sinister truth of his past, a past he once tried to run away from. I thought that the film was very thrilling and my eyes were glued to the screen the whole time. Ray does a wonderful job as the mysterious Jack Kelly- a man who's past he once fled. The movie also has a great soundtrack and is visually very stunning.I recommend Pilgrim a lot.

gridoon Amnesia was already, by the year 1999, a cliched movie device, but as another reviewer said, it can always be effective if used correctly. Unfortunately, "Pilgrim" soon slides into a standard crime plot. Ultimately, this yet another movie that gives you less than you expect when you pick it up after reading the synopsis on the video box cover. (**)

tedg Spoilers herein.Not a bad idea: sort of a poor man's `Memento.' Film as a discovered memory. But there's nothing original here, and nothing well done.Ted's Evaluation -- 1 of 4: You can find something better to do with this part of your life.