Inception

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A few reviews are up and not suprisingly it's sitting at a 100% on RT. I read some of them and skipped over any plot details. They say the less you know about it the better, so I'm going to play the game and hopefully get a great movie going experience...something I have not had in a while.

This is the only film this summer I'm actually excited for since Air bender took a giant sh!t directly in my eyeballs and besides Nolan has not done a bad film yet IMHO.
 
I love this guy and have loved all his movies up until now...
I am really looking forward to this movie! Reviews are already great, all around, so far.
 
I have to say this looks awesome but I'm worried about the ending. This looks like one of those movies that grips you visually and with respect to the narrative, but may turn into an entirely different movie towards the end. I see a beautiful woman...perhaps one he has to get back to....So, I hope the movie is the same throughout. Instead of "hey, I'm a criminal and this is how I do it" then Act 3 or 4 rolls around and its "forget all that fast paced criminal stuff, I need to get to the girl" and then it's like you are watching an entirely different movie. eh, I've just been let down a lot lately at the theater.

I suppose I should just go see it before I pre-view my review. :thumbsup:
 
Ok 11/10, I've never seen a movie that held dramatic tension for 3 hours straight. This one did. It was like an mental assault. I wasn't sure if he could outdo the The Dark Knight but I think Nolan just did. Your nuts if you don't go see it!
 
Am booked for IMAX on SATURDAY!!!! Can't wait.

I can't believe how stupid I was - I worked on the teaser etc AGES ago, I helped build that maze / city that formed the word "INCEPTION", I KNEW it was going to be awesome, I was even doing the graphics in the TV ads that said "JULY 16" - but couldn't think ahead to actually book tickets until about a week ago!

Hope everyone had fun tonight.

I have to say this looks awesome but I'm worried about the ending.
Don't be!

Bruce Allen
www.boacinema.com
 
Ok 11/10, I've never seen a movie that held dramatic tension for 3 hours straight. This one did. It was like an mental assault. I wasn't sure if he could outdo the The Dark Knight but I think Nolan just did. Your nuts if you don't go see it!

Might have to agree with 11/10. Mindblowingly good.
 
My mind has been officially blown. Amazing film. There was nothing at I didn't like. Marie Collitard was effing incredible. I'm going to see it again today.
 
It's 12:49 and I'm sitting through the commercials (arrrgh!) of a 12:50 showing. Looking forrward to it! Ok, airplane mode now...
 
This film is really sticking with me. There are few things I just can't figure out. hopefully this thread will get into some discussion on certain elements. I just don't want to spoil anything right now, The less you know the better.
 
Saw the midnight showing at The Bridge/Rave Cinemas in Los Angeles...

The most appropriate word for this feature is: Elegant.

I'm impressed by the psychology and science fiction here, it's a lot of what I studied a few years back when I wrote my first feature. Lots of similarities and themes.

Gordon-Levitt has the most intense scenes in this movie, sorry DiCaprio! That hallway scene had me on edge, very rare have I experienced an entire audience RELAXING at the same time.

But, everyone turns in a top-notch performance.

Going to see it again tonight. Good grief.

For those who've seen it, and are wondering about the ending, I feel like I know exactly what Nolan was getting at: This, like a dream, is to be interpreted for yourself. Find your own meaning and truth, then watch it again.
 
Saw the midnight showing at The Bridge/Rave Cinemas in Los Angeles...

The most appropriate word for this feature is: Elegant.

I'm impressed by the psychology and science fiction here, it's a lot of what I studied a few years back when I wrote my first feature. Lots of similarities and themes.

Gordon-Levitt has the most intense scenes in this movie, sorry DiCaprio! That hallway scene had me on edge, very rare have I experienced an entire audience RELAXING at the same time.

But, everyone turns in a top-notch performance.

Going to see it again tonight. Good grief.

For those who've seen it, and are wondering about the ending, I feel like I know exactly what Nolan was getting at: This, like a dream, is to be interpreted for yourself. Find your own meaning and truth, then watch it again.


well put Kholi. I may stepping out on a limb here but I think Marie Collitard will get nominated. She was just mesmerizing. The final shot, I'm still up in the air about.
but I totally feel where you're coming from. I just need to see it again, because I know I missed something.

And I agree about Levitt. That Hallway scene was incredible.
 
Make spoiler text the same color as the background, or hard to read, that way people have to HIGHLIGHT to read it.

Mark it as SPOILER ALERT.
 
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