Trailer

So, is anyone thinking of going to see this movie? I actually think Inception looks like a great thriller, and I'm really excited for it to come out.

IGN loved it. I know I am. It looks crazy. Even if the plot is ok, I just want my mind to be melted. haha. Also it's Chris Nolan. Can't go wrong. And a strong cast.

Looks amazing, can't wait to see it. A very clever concept.

Moving_Target wrote:IGN loved it. I know I am. It looks crazy. Even if the plot is ok, I just want my mind to be melted. haha. Also it's Chris Nolan. Can't go wrong. And a strong cast.

QFT. It has DeCaprio and Ellen Page in there. How can you not see a movie with two great actors in there?

I have no desire to see it.

Hm.
Maybe movies just don't interest me anymore.

Saw it today. I really enjoyed it -- quite the mind trip, though.

I really want to see this. When I heard Chris Nolan was directing, my first thought was that he should get back in the kitchen and make me my batman sequels, but this just looks awesome.

Looks trippy.

I liked it. Not as mind bending as I thought, but still good. Amazing cast.

I just got back from seeing it. That was probably one of the most thought provoking and complicated movies I've seen since Primer. I was worried that it'd be more showy, but it was as interesting from a plot perspective as it was visually, if not more towards the plot. The ending was especially thought provoking.

Saw it a second time and it's still very enjoyable.

SBF_Dann_Boeing wrote:The ending was especially thought provoking.

The ending was pretty straightforward as far as these types of movies go. It felt like a cop out - oh here we don't have an ending and we feel obligated to twist something, so we'll let the audience decide how things ended.

I like a little plot resolution in my movies, and I think it's too bad movies like this decide to let the audience do the wrap-up for them. If I want to exercise my imagination, I'll read a book or write something or have a conversation. When I'm in a movie theater, I want my bread and circuses.

Maveritchell wrote:When I'm in a movie theater, I want my bread and circuses.

Sounds like

Grev wrote:he should get back in the kitchen and make me my Inception sequel

RogueKnight wrote:

Maveritchell wrote:When I'm in a movie theater, I want my bread and circuses.

Sounds like

Grev wrote:he should get back in the kitchen and make me my Inception sequel

I wouldn't want a sequel to a movie like this; I want movies that are fun and not faux-intellectual.

I'd wait for a sequel if it's necessary. I'm fine with it being a one time thing. The sequel would be even more of a heist movie and a not as deep plot. Plus it took Nolan like 10 years to write it.

I absolutely loved this movie, but I honestly hope there isn't a sequel. IMO this just isn't one of those cases where I wanted more. It's fine the way it is.

Not every movie needs a sequel, though I'm sure that Hollywood would disagree given that a movie earns a pretty penny at the BO.

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Basically I heard that anyone under the age of 25 thought it was the most amazing movie ever, and anyone older didn't get it. Personally, don't care to see the movie.

Now, Despicable Me, on the other hand...

Hahahahaha. Ummm....ya. I think I can agree to that because I'm in that demographic and all of my friends are.

@Despicable me: No comment. Haven't seen it.

Oh man, Inception was so good.