Movie Inception

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Finally got around to seeing this yesterday and I thought it was great.:thumbsu:

I havn't been able to stop thinking about it and i like that in a movie.

Better than the majority of immediately forgettable films out there.
 

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just watched it today and i loved it :thumbsu:

so many cr@p happening all at once.. definitely kept me interested in the movie while all that stuff was happening. Ending was predictable.. since a friend told me there was a freaking twist which ruined it for me :thumbsdown:

wouldn't mind watching this movie again tbh.. can't wait until it comes out on dvd
 
Recently I had finished up with Salt but i can't find any site where i can enjoy watching Inception at online. I would like to watch it in HD format. Gosh!!!! i m so excited to watch this movie.
 
Finally got around to seeing this after waiting for all the hype to subside.

Thought it was quite good, although i agree that the snow scene caused it to drag on a bit too long.

As for it being a complete dream or mixture of dream and reality, that question was answered for me when they claimed it only took 10 hours to fly from Sydney to LA :)

It's one of those movies that has still got me thinking about it 24 hours after seeing it, so to that extent it should be given credit.

Oh, and I had a dream last night where my spinning top fell over, kinda puts a hole in the totem theory, doesn't it? :)
 
Rod Stroker said:
Finally got around to seeing this after waiting for all the hype to subside.

Thought it was quite good, although i agree that the snow scene caused it to drag on a bit too long.

As for it being a complete dream or mixture of dream and reality, that question was answered for me when they claimed it only took 10 hours to fly from Sydney to LA :)

It's one of those movies that has still got me thinking about it 24 hours after seeing it, so to that extent it should be given credit.

Oh, and I had a dream last night where my spinning top fell over, kinda puts a hole in the totem theory, doesn't it? :)
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Or was it?!!!
 

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Watched it last night, thought it was a ripper film.

Found the following opinion interesting:

Dom Cobb was the SUBJECT throughout the whole movie. And at the end of the movie was the only time he was acctually awake. The clues are obvious once you realize that he was the subject and not Fisher.
Dom Cobb even said in one scene, the only way I can get to see my kids again is if I get back to the real world. At that scene the architect ran into the elevator real fast so he didn’t realize that he was being incepted.
There was no Cobol or Cobal however you spell it.. This whole plan was a setup to plant an idea in Dom’s head so that he could realize what the real world was. The person behind the idea was Michael Caine’s character, thats why he was at the airport. The real extractor was Saito.
It’s obvious he was in a dream throughout the whole movie. And they said that the totum was so that you knew that you were never in someone elses dream, not reality. Thats why when he went to the indian guys place he went to sleep and woke up in a someone elses dream. Thats why he never got to spin the totum in the bathroom.
Another thing.. Dom never got attacked throughout the whole movie, because he was the subject! Everybody else was getting attacked. Especially in the scene when the train came crashing through the middle of the street. Do you remember Dom being attacted in that scene? I didn’t think so.
There were flashbacks of Dom in the real world, but the Inception started when the so called “cobolt guy” told him that it was now or never, and gave him airplane tickets. Rember, there is no cobolt and that guy was part of the team in performing the inception on Dom. This explains why the kids are in the same spot when he got home wearing the same clothes. Because he was only asleep for a few hours.
Dom realized they planted the inception on him when he arrived back to find Saito sitting at the table an old man, the Dom says with a bewildered look on his face, I’ve come to remind you something, that this world wasn’t real. Thats when he realized he had the inception done to him. As he awoke on the plane you see everybody sitting there with a smile on their face knowing that they just did it to him, otherwise Fisher would have been like, you were in my dream and you and you were there and you were there! Right?
Think about all of the clues given to us. Its actually obvious if we pay attention a little harder. And about the top, it clearly started wobbling and no it did not start spinning again before the movie went to black.
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Seems to be supported by Michael Caine aswell.
 
Okay so I didn't finish watching it but this film owes a lot conceptually to Tarkovsky's Solaris, so it's not so original. And why on earth are there so many excruciating action scenes? Lastly, and this is nitpicking I admit, but Nolan seems to have ignored the physics of lucid dreaming. Oh, and the casting was atrocious. DiCaprio, Gordon-Levitt and Page were mostly unwatchable.
 
bresker said:
Drunk? It is a very stupid movie pretending to be intelligent.

Jut cause you said I was drunk & my review was bad I am removing two points.

it's now a 4/10 movie instead of 6/10.
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hahahaha you're funny :D

I loved this line in your review

"i don't know why they needed to enter his head, i could have done it with a powerpoint presentation and lapdance bar"
 

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