Inception...WOW (May contain Spoilers)

Just got back from seeing it. Pretty incredible.

I have seen it and have officially declared it as my favorite movie of all-time.

****SPOILERS BELOW**** v v v v v v v v v I don't get all of it yet, but will be seeing it again after hearing some thoughts. I understand how almost everything, like when he and his wife are in limbo and how he took her into a deeper dream, implanting an idea that messed her up back in limbo, and eventually, back in "reallity". Also, when Fischer goes under cardiac arrest (he was still alive) they end up having to go into a new dream, a deeper dream, in which fischer is okay. Leo's wife in that dream stabs him, and he also figures that Saido (forgot his name) is dead, thus in Limbo. Leo is also dying, so Ellen Pages character knows that he will meet him and Limbo and retrieve him. Saido, since he died first, is extremely old, explaining why Leo is still young. I dont understand how they get out of limbo. The ending blew my mind, because earlier in the movie, Leo explains that if his totem keeps spinning, he is dreaming, if it drops, its reality... The movie ends in mid spin, thus blowing every portions of my mind. Also, his children seem to be wearing the same clothes as in his dreams, as well as doing the same things, thus making me believe that all of this was a dream.. ***End Spoiler*** Consider my mind f*****DrakeNOwns

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My friend that I saw it with couldn't tell whether or not it was really a dream at the end because he thought it looked like the totem was about to drop before the screen went black. Ultimately I think it's going to be left up to the viewer's interperetation and I love when movies do that. I'm not sure how Cobb and Saito woke up from limbo. Maybe the kick woke them up but it just took longer because they were a couple layers deeper than anyone else? I dunno. Also, the scene where Ariadne was learning how to become an architect and manipulate the environment completely blew me away.

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Just got back from a midnight showing here in California. That was sheer cinematic perfection. I am in absolute awe. Best movie I've ever seen.

Edited to include another EVER.

Wow!!

That's what I call a positive rsponse!!

Really looking forward to it now. :D

I have seen it and have officially declared it as my favorite movie of all-time.

Ultrabeatdown55

Is it really that good? You and me tend to have eerily similar tastes in a lot of threads so if it's really your all time favorite, that just makes me even more excited to see it. Dicaprio has been one of my favorite actors since The Departed and Blood Diamond.

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I have seen it and have officially declared it as my favorite movie of all-time.

MystikFollower

Is it really that good? You and me tend to have eerily similar tastes in a lot of threads so if it's really your all time favorite, that just makes me even more excited to see it. Dicaprio has been one of my favorite actors since The Departed and Blood Diamond.

96% is the highest score i have ever seen in IMDB...

I am a lucid dreamer and exploring that terrain as a model of my take on reality.
I want to change the world through dreams. So maybe this movie will interest me.

Going to go to the premiere on 21st july because of Your positive response.
It better be good :P

Good film, but I don't think it is Nolan's best.

Flat out amazing. One of the best movies in years. One of best thrillers of all time.

sounds cool, i like Leo.

Did anyone else think the ending was perfect?

I actually watched the trailer for the first time today, and I have no idea what the hell this movie is about. The trailer was just...bizarre. I hate movies that can't at least give a general impression via the trailer; in other words I hate any movie where someone says, "You just have to see the movie to get it."jalexbrown

It's even worse when there is a trailer that gives away to much. There are trailers out there that give away the movie's ending.

If you need some backround it's then I'll give you some. It's about thieves stealing though peoples dreams. They break into peoples dreams and force them to tell them secerts they wouldn't tell in reality. But the now they're asked to do something that seems impossible. To go a step deeper in a man's dream. The procedure is called inception.

I won't say it was the best movie ever like some others but it really did blow me away. This could easily become one of my new favorites.

Did anyone else think the ending was perfect?

Swanogt19

Yes and I"m pretty eveyone else in the theater loved it too.

Did anyone else think the ending was perfect?

Swanogt19

Yeah, it's one of my favorite endings I've ever seen.

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[QUOTE="DrakeNOwns"]****SPOILERS BELOW**** v v v v v v v v v I don't get all of it yet, but will be seeing it again after hearing some thoughts. I understand how almost everything, like when he and his wife are in limbo and how he took her into a deeper dream, implanting an idea that messed her up back in limbo, and eventually, back in "reallity". Also, when Fischer goes under cardiac arrest (he was still alive) they end up having to go into a new dream, a deeper dream, in which fischer is okay. Leo's wife in that dream stabs him, and he also figures that Saido (forgot his name) is dead, thus in Limbo. Leo is also dying, so Ellen Pages character knows that he will meet him and Limbo and retrieve him. Saido, since he died first, is extremely old, explaining why Leo is still young. I dont understand how they get out of limbo. The ending blew my mind, because earlier in the movie, Leo explains that if his totem keeps spinning, he is dreaming, if it drops, its reality... The movie ends in mid spin, thus blowing every portions of my mind. Also, his children seem to be wearing the same clothes as in his dreams, as well as doing the same things, thus making me believe that all of this was a dream.. ***End Spoiler*** Consider my mind f*****dreDREb13

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My friend that I saw it with couldn't tell whether or not it was really a dream at the end because he thought it looked like the totem was about to drop before the screen went black. Ultimately I think it's going to be left up to the viewer's interperetation and I love when movies do that. I'm not sure how Cobb and Saito woke up from limbo. Maybe the kick woke them up but it just took longer because they were a couple layers deeper than anyone else? I dunno. Also, the scene where Ariadne was learning how to become an architect and manipulate the environment completely blew me away.

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As a guy who seldomly uses Facebook, I find a movie about it to be just plain ridculous.

Dammit, I shouln't have come in here. I was trying to keep my expectations to a minimum as The Dark Knight ended up being a letdown when I finally saw it due to the sheer ridiculousity of the praise it received. Daresay I'm even more excited to see Inception than I was that now. Crap.

I saw it at the IMAX midnight showing and I loved it.

It's lame how all the negative reviews in RT are by people who said they didn't 'understand' the movie.

It's lame how all the negative reviews in RT are by people who said they didn't 'understand' the movie.

xionvalkyrie

Yeah I don't like it either. Inception has an 84% while the Dark Knight still has a 93%. I think it will only go down for Inception and I feel that's undeserving cause I thought it was a better film than TDK. I'm mean I read MTV's rotten review and I shock my head.

"Are they handing out joints at the box office for "Inception"? That would make the movie considerably more fun."

Yeah bro, you're so cool.:|

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My friend that I saw it with couldn't tell whether or not it was really a dream at the end because he thought it looked like the totem was about to drop before the screen went black. Ultimately I think it's going to be left up to the viewer's interperetation and I love when movies do that. I'm not sure how Cobb and Saito woke up from limbo. Maybe the kick woke them up but it just took longer because they were a couple layers deeper than anyone else? I dunno. Also, the scene where Ariadne was learning how to become an architect and manipulate the environment completely blew me away.

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CJL13

As a guy who seldomly uses Facebook, I find a movie about it to be just plain ridculous.

Honestly, it was pure **** brilliance. Absolutely phenomenal, and possibly the best movie I have EVER seen.

I loved that movie probly in my top 5 of all time. Easily best movie of the year if not the past 5.

Finally, a thinking action movie, with characters you care about, pulled off to perfection here's to you Nolan!

It is my favorite movie of all time after only one viewing.

Honestly, to those who say it's just good, I honestly think you may be WAY too elitist to say that this masterpiece is just "good".

I hope I can see this thing tomorrow, it sounds as good as it looks.

It was great. Not quite the best movie I've ever seen, but still awesome. My favorite scenes were in the hotel. :PTheokhoth

Yeah, Joseph Gordon-Levitt's "layer" was my favorite part too. His character was probably my favorite in the movie, which is saying a lot since it's stacked with good actors.

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]It was great. Not quite the best movie I've ever seen, but still awesome. My favorite scenes were in the hotel. :PJML897

Yeah, Joseph Gordon-Levitt's "layer" was my favorite part too. His character was probably my favorite in the movie, which is saying a lot since it's stacked with good actors.

It is my favorite movie of all time after only one viewing.

Honestly, to those who say it's just good, I honestly think you may be WAY too elitist to say that this masterpiece is just "good".

battlefront23

Or maybe we just have a different opinion:P

[QUOTE="battlefront23"]

It is my favorite movie of all time after only one viewing.

Honestly, to those who say it's just good, I honestly think you may be WAY too elitist to say that this masterpiece is just "good".

Or maybe we just have a different opinion:P

[QUOTE="battlefront23"]

It is my favorite movie of all time after only one viewing.

Honestly, to those who say it's just good, I honestly think you may be WAY too elitist to say that this masterpiece is just "good".

Or maybe we just have a different opinion:P

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[QUOTE="battlefront23"]

It is my favorite movie of all time after only one viewing.

Honestly, to those who say it's just good, I honestly think you may be WAY too elitist to say that this masterpiece is just "good".

battlefront23

Or maybe we just have a different opinion:P

Not everyone has to love it. I thought it was a very good film, but I would give it an 8 rather than a 10. I thought that most of the characters other than Dicaprio were uninteresting or undeveloped, and other than a few cool visuals like the van scene you mentioned I thought the dream setting was a bit bland. Felt more like a series of hollywood sets. Still though I thought it was a very good film despite that, just not one of my favorites of the year. I also think Memento is still Nolan's best film. Just because you love a film dont assume we all have to. That is a bit ridiculous.

[QUOTE="73X"][QUOTE="battlefront23"] On most occassion I would agree, but I don't understand how someone could just think this was a good movie. What was wrong with the movie? Everything in the movie is amazing from what I remember, and everyone I've talked to that I know has said the same.dreDREb13

I can agree with that. The pacing, suspense, and action were great.

Not everyone has to love it. I thought it was a very good film, but I would give it an 8 rather than a 10. I thought that most of the characters other than Dicaprio were uninteresting or undeveloped, and other than a few cool visuals like the van scene you mentioned I thought the dream setting was a bit bland. Felt more like a series of hollywood sets. Still though I thought it was a very good film despite that, just not one of my favorites of the year. I also think Memento is still Nolan's best film. Just because you love a film dont assume we all have to. That is a bit ridiculous.

Film-Guy

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Not everyone has to love it. I thought it was a very good film, but I would give it an 8 rather than a 10. I thought that most of the characters other than Dicaprio were uninteresting or undeveloped, and other than a few cool visuals like the van scene you mentioned I thought the dream setting was a bit bland. Felt more like a series of hollywood sets. Still though I thought it was a very good film despite that, just not one of my favorites of the year. I also think Memento is still Nolan's best film. Just because you love a film dont assume we all have to. That is a bit ridiculous.

battlefront23

I understand what you mean yeah. I don't dislike the film though, an 8 out of 10 is a good rating.