Inception

My favorite is Time. It's like the whole movie packed into a few minutes.

Me too! It gives me chills, but in a good way.
I particularly like the last few notes, where it goes high-pitch, cause then I remember how the movie ended just when the top was about to wobble.
 
^yeah and I also like the guitar. It gives me a sense of positive reality/realistic positivity:cool:
 
I swear my dreams have been getting more and more complicated since I saw this movie, lol, I think I even had a dream within a dream recently...
 
does anyone know the name of the edith piaf song that appeared in the movie?
 
^OMG me too! Seriously. I've dreamt about the ocean which looked very similar to the one in Limbo, except mine was a lot darker and there was a small bay area and there were trees growing on the water lol. And then all of a sudden the water was gone and there were huge rocks 10 or 20 feet out and there was a corridor on what used to be water and I walked onto it and it became another dream lol.
 
Great movie!
Flawless acting, great script, great visuals. It kinda takes some of Matrix´s plotline and visual style and delivers a fantastic movie I can´t wait to see again!

About Piaf´s song, it was a nice touch given that Marion played her :smile:

Not necessarily for this movie, but when is DiCaprio gonna get his Oscar? much deserved!
 
^I agree... DiCaprio deserves an Oscar, wether it is for Inception or not.
My sister and I contemplated seeing Inception again for the third time yesterday, instead we saw Eat Pray Love and now I regret not seeing Inception again since the other movie was so bad.
 
hmm..I am convinced it was the reality in the end but that thing saann said about the Cobb's totem and how you can't take sth from a dream to reality makes me think..but I think he took it when they returned to the real world and kept it since then :flower: And the end was just a wink to the audience in my opinion, just to mess with our heads, didn't made me think it wasn't the real thing. Love this movie!:heart:
 
I am going to see Inception for the third time later today but this time in imax! I'm so excited, I bet its even better then in 2D! Plus the JGL zero gravity scene is going to be so, so amazing... :smile:
 
I think it's reality. The kids clothes were different at the end than at the beginning. I think it's one of those times were you are challenged to think harder, but in the end, it's not necessary.
 
Absolutely loved this, blew my mind. Chris Nolan is simply a genius.

And in regards to the ending, I feel it was made to look ambiguous. If you look closely enough, the clues are there to give you a definitive ending.
 
I am going to see Inception for the third time later today but this time in imax! I'm so excited, I bet its even better then in 2D! Plus the JGL zero gravity scene is going to be so, so amazing... :smile:

I hope you didn't go expecting to see it in 3D... Inception isn't in 3D I'm afraid. The IMAX version is just a better experience because it's bigger and the quality is better (some scenes were filmed on 65mm which look better on the bigger screen).
 
I just realized what i typed... it was like "duh-o!" but in my defense it was 3 in the morning when I typed it... clearly I need to get more sleep! haha... It was pretty amazing in imax though especially the scenes with JGL :wink:
 
finally watched it. been following the buzz around it for more than a year now and i finally got to see it in the cinema.

masterfully, brilliant piece of movie. i don't remember a movie which provided so much more than i've expected, and believe me, i've expected A LOT from this. i have no other words, then to express my true anxiety towards Nolan and his future career (baring in mind that someone this young for director's standards, is already pushing the limits). :heart:

i don't know why, but to me Leo's role, on the most basic level of obssesion with his wife, was identical to one in Shutter Island and from that perspective he gave almost identical performance of a lost man, to say the least. don't get me wrong he does it impeccably but at the same time i ws a bit :huh:. JGL gave a performance of his career. Marion, oh Marion - i have no words, she has outdone herself here. :heart: nice introduction of Hardy - great sense for timing. Cillian is Cillian. :blush:

Marion's outfits and JGL's suits were top top top fashionwise, the sense for colours and the use of it when it comes to scenography is an achievement by itself. also, for the first time, i actually found Leo attractive. :ninja:

if this movie doesn't get rightful amount of Oscars i will perform a harikiri. :lol:

I've seen this movie a few times and I'm with the people who believe it was all a dream, from start to finish. the entire movie.

I felt like there were so many things pointing towards it, and my theory is that when Mal killed herself, she really did get back to reality. We have Mals father telling Cobb to get back to reality, we have Mal telling Cobb he always thinks he's getting chased by big corporations etc (which he is in "reality").. he wants to stay in the dream and keeps finding reasons for it, and Mal is there disturbing him wanting to ruin the dream to wake him up from it. and also about the Totem, didn't he find and take it from their dream, how can you take something from a dream to reality?
and also, his character was the most developed and I feel like it's for a reason, since the others are just props in his dream.. and also the kids looking exactly like in his dreams



but I guess with this movie, every theory has it's strengths and weaknesses, I don't think we're ever going to find the right one since there probably isn't.

totem was a part of reality already, it was Mal's totem from the start when they started "dreaming" together while she was still alive.

imo, it was a dream - the kids are, again imo,the only real proof of it, put aside the rolling of the totem. they're stuck in time, they're the same age/size when we first saw them in Dom's memories (also, notice their voices, in the end they are childish voices, while, in the beginning, when they're telephoning Dom Phillipa's voice was sounding much more mature) and they're the same in the end. in my opinion, which i'm not myself totally sure of :lol:, is that's Dom's starting to dream from the point of trying of those sedative's at Jusuf's place. but as some of you said it, every theory stops at one point, so...

tho, few things were totally unclear for me:

1. when they first wake up in that train, Dom gets up and tells how everyone's on their own from now on and how he's going to Tokyo. why in hell is he in Paris in the next scene with Arthur coming to his room?

2. when Saito picks them in his helicopter, he leaves them on the airport at which point Dom says to Arthur how they should now go to Paris. the flight of the helicopter itself wasn't long and it shouldn't have gotten them so far so they would use a flight to get back, no?

3. at one point Dom says that limbo's produced by Mal, why are we seeing Saito's place then after Dom (AGAIN, which also bugs me) again is in the sea, wasn't his unconcienceness already limited by that place he and Mal put up? whose dream he entered now?

4.Ariadne and Paris. his father is a professor in Paris, no? how did he found an American there? okay this is easy to solve nevermind. :lol:


5. at the airport, LAX, everyone's watching at Dom.
...i'll think of few more questions i guess...so bare with me...
 
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