Speaking purely as an observer: My faith in you, the people of america, couldn't be lower. So I still think you fuck this up somehow
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Good to see the hype finally being moderated by actual readable critics. I can see this movie now.
In this wildly ingenious chess game, grandmaster Nolan plants ideas in our heads that disturb and dazzle. The result is a knockout. But be warned: Inception dreams big.
At first, Inception left me cold, feeling as if I’d just eavesdropped on somebody’s bad acid trip. Now I find I can’t get the film out of my mind, which is really the whole point of it, isn’t it?
One of the year's best films, one that will surely get even better upon repeated viewings.
As engrossing and logic-resistant as the state of dreaming it seeks to replicate, Christopher Nolan's audacious new creation demands further study to fully absorb the multiple, simultaneous stories Nolan finagles into one narrative experience.
Quote from: EvilBoris on July 12, 2010, 06:23:26 PM Good to see the hype finally being moderated by actual readable critics. I can see this movie now. yeah, that's right. I hated TDK so I know I could have an issue with whatever 90% of critics think.
Some more reviews:Quote from: Rolling StoneIn this wildly ingenious chess game, grandmaster Nolan plants ideas in our heads that disturb and dazzle. The result is a knockout. But be warned: Inception dreams big.Quote from: Toronto StarAt first, Inception left me cold, feeling as if I’d just eavesdropped on somebody’s bad acid trip. Now I find I can’t get the film out of my mind, which is really the whole point of it, isn’t it?Quote from: APOne of the year's best films, one that will surely get even better upon repeated viewings.Quote from: Entertainment WeeklyAs engrossing and logic-resistant as the state of dreaming it seeks to replicate, Christopher Nolan's audacious new creation demands further study to fully absorb the multiple, simultaneous stories Nolan finagles into one narrative experience.With 32 reviews, Inception is 97% positive with a 9.2/10 average rating.I'm gonna go see Inception this Saturday with some of my friends on one of Cinemark's XD screens.
You mean, guaranteed to pretend to hate it, but eventually admit to liking it after they get all the other suckers on board the hate-train.
Quote from: ManaByte on July 06, 2010, 02:20:28 AMI love how people bitch about the WotW ending without knowing anything about the source material. I've read the book. I know how it ends and why it ends.My problem with the movie ending is that the guy and his daughter make their way to his parents house and it's all practically pristine, no damage anywhere and his parents are just hanging out and waiting for him to show up so they can have a party. And then, to top it all off, his idiot son, who charged head first into a battle between tripods and the army suddenly appears at exactly the same time as they do, unharmed and ready to accept his father's love.
I love how people bitch about the WotW ending without knowing anything about the source material.
Movie is not opening here until august 26 :'(
Christopher Nolan doesn’t have a born filmmaker’s natural gift for detail, composition and movement, but on the evidence of his fussily constructed mind-game movies Following, Memento, Insomnia and the new Inception, he’s definitely a born con artist. Who else could rook Warner Bros. out of $200 million to make Hollywood’s most elaborate video-game movie and slap on a puzzling, unappealing title?
His trolling is getting boring and predictable by this point.
Quote from: Ichirou on July 14, 2010, 12:34:35 AMHis trolling is getting boring and predictable by this point.Looks like someone has been conned by Nolan.
http://www.nypress.com/article-21420-despicable-inception.htmlQuoteChristopher Nolan doesn’t have a born filmmaker’s natural gift for detail, composition and movement, but on the evidence of his fussily constructed mind-game movies Following, Memento, Insomnia and the new Inception, he’s definitely a born con artist. Who else could rook Warner Bros. out of $200 million to make Hollywood’s most elaborate video-game movie and slap on a puzzling, unappealing title?
Just like Willco ended up liking Avatar.
Quote from: Flannel Boy on July 14, 2010, 12:32:09 AMhttp://www.nypress.com/article-21420-despicable-inception.htmlQuoteChristopher Nolan doesn’t have a born filmmaker’s natural gift for detail, composition and movement, but on the evidence of his fussily constructed mind-game movies Following, Memento, Insomnia and the new Inception, he’s definitely a born con artist. Who else could rook Warner Bros. out of $200 million to make Hollywood’s most elaborate video-game movie and slap on a puzzling, unappealing title? I want an Arnold White review generator. Stick a title in, get a masterfully trolled paragraph
Because you already did and you loved it.
I must admit the prospect of trolling Nolan fantards is almost more appealing than actually seeing the film, which I know I'll like
Oh man, Ellen Page monologues? I knew she would be a stain on the awesomeness that is DiCaprio and Joseph Gordon-Levitt
I used to exchange glances with Ellen Page all the time in Halifax.Or have I already mentioned that?
Quote from: BlueTsunami on July 14, 2010, 07:23:56 PMOh man, Ellen Page monologues? I knew she would be a stain on the awesomeness that is DiCaprio and Joseph Gordon-LevittSMH, BlueTsunami already falling for PD's trolls.
I successfully trolled Avatar long before seeing the film. But yea, once I saw the film I realized while it was alright (and certainly a fun summer movie to see at the theater), it was even easier to lampoon.
I'm not going to see it.
Willco is turning into Shake
Because I can go see real cinema instead
Quote from: CajoleJuice on July 14, 2010, 09:23:06 PMWillco is turning into ShakeMore like Shake is turning into Willco!