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Inception...wow
Great movie. Great. Can't recommend it enough. I don't think any other movie I've seen has had such an insane as well as good ending. One thing is though, if you see it, make sure you pay attention the whole time. You'll probably still get a little confused, but it will eventually make sense.
To keep this on topic in terms of firearms. Nice assortment of guns, you were pretty much able to see most of them in the trailers, aside from the M16 type rifles and probably a couple others. The action scenes as well as their settings were creative I think, though they felt a bit rushed, like they were just trying to get through it, but still overall solid. SEE THE MOVIE!:cool: |
Yeah, I saw it today as well and it was awesome.
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Quite good - though I definately saw the ending coming. And so did everyone else in the theatre judging from the reactions.
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Yeah, during that part in the end, I was entirely expecting it to happen but it was a good movie. Makes you really think cause my buddy got confused along the way with all these deeper dream states and what is reality.
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It has now been proven that Christopher Nolan can't make a crappy movie.
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WOah....i watched dark night again. i should see inception today
christopher nolan is soooo fucking good. i love that movie inception should be awesome |
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One cool gun related thing I remember is when he'd catching the shell casings as the eject. I think that's the first time I've seen that in a movie and it looked pretty cool. Except it didn't make sense really. He was in a dream, are the dream CSI going to come after him? I don't know, maybe in movie world a shell casing hiting the floor is louder than a suppressed gunshot. |
I think even in a dream world, it still follows most principles and laws that governs the real world, though one would wonder why they don't summon jet packs or guns with infinite ammo. They never explain what they really CAN'T do in the dream world or be aware that this is a dream and that pain doesn't work.
I mean, pain exists in the dream world for some reason, yet shooting yourself in the head gets you out of it. |
I'd totally go see this movie if the dreams featured in the film were anything like mine. Zombies, hot chicks, S&W's, and gratuitous violence. Hell yeah
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I'm just glad that they didn't try to make to stupid quasi-scientific explanation of how they're able to go into people's dreams. Most other directors would have had some scene where they talk about they reroute the impulses of the brain using super focused radiated unobtanium. Luckily Nolan knows what he is doing.
Also I see your point about the limits of what they can do. I mean it's implied that they can just dream things up, like the grenade launcher, so why not just dream up an APC and some heavy machine guns? Maybe it's like the Matrix, some rules can be bent while others can be broken. |
I think in the dream world, when you really are experiencing it fully aware, your mind has to comprehend the world of the dream, create natural laws and rules without turning it into a chaotic hurricane.
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I just saw this tonight on a date. It was an awesome movie, and it got me a girlfriend. :) The ending is debatable though. Personally I think it was reality. (hopefully that didn't spoil too much)
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well you can't die in a dream...so...im not really sure
everyone has there own opinions, maybe it was reality |
I'm getting a lot of Matrix vibs from this movie, but better because Nolan did it
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SPOILER WARNING I think the ending was reality, because at first the top keeps spinning, so naturally everyone assumes he's still in the dream world (the audience in the theater seemed to agree with this, including one guy I heard say "Oh shit." haha) but at the last second of the film, the top begins to quiver, like it's going to fall over. It wouldn't have done this in the dream world. |
I think so too. I think the top was just taking a really long time to spin and stop
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oh...maybe i worded my comment wrong, i said i thought he was in reality, not the dream
but it is a really good way to sum up a movie. of course i expect nothing less from christopher nolan |
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Could someone explain: 1: At the beginning of the movie, what did they need to get from Sato's mind? 2: What were they infiltrating Cillian Murphy's mind for, and why did nobody seem to make use of the information once everyone woke up? 3: When Cobb is in limbo trying to find Sato, why is Sato an old man, but Cobb isn't? And why did they both wake up on the plane, wouldn't they have been in limbo for at least a year for Sato to have been so old? Also, did anybody notice the combination to the safe was mentioned several times? When Cillian Murphy is first told to say the first six letters in his head, he says the combination, and the girl's fake phone number is also the combo. |
EVERYTHING I WRITE HERE IS SPOILER
I can explain the limbo part. Sata "died" and had already been in limbo ahead of Cobb and since time doesn't matter in limbo, decades had already passed by the time Cobb entered limbo and washed up on that beach. Also it was a 10 hour flight. Remember time doesn't matter in the dream world or is very fast. A 10 hour flight could have been forever in limbo. We can assume Cobb was trying to get corporate secrets from Sato, but Sato was obviously baiting himself to scout Cobb for his job offer. Well Cillian Murphy - Robert Fischer, Jr if you remember, they were in his mind to plant an idea and make him think it's his own "Inception" is what it is called. Didn't you watch the movie? And yes, I also noticed the fake number and the combination is the same. Obviously it was meant to keep Cillian Murphy's character - Robert Fischer, Jr to remember it. Ok let me get this straight, you forgot about WHY they were in Cillian Murphy's mind but remember that the fake girl's number is the same as the combo for the safe? |
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Anyway, Inception is worth a second screening. I am seriously thinking about seeing it again. I went during the morning showings so I paid about 5 dollars
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I'm going to wait for this to come out on DVD to see it, just so I don't have to go to the theater again
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Wait, you met her on facebook?
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But that's irrelevant to the thread, so w/e. haha |
saw it again today.....still awesome
have mixed opinions though on the end |
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I saw it the other day with a few friends. It's not too complex if you just pay close attention
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Just watched Inception last night at home.
It was really good, graphics and story line were awesome, even the end had you speculating. Worth buying a ticket for the cinema. |
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As in perhaps a pirated DVD that is. :eek: |
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MPM hopefully when we get an Official Youtube account I can arrange a debate between yourself and a member of Sweden's Pirate Party. As long as things stay civil then it would be a great thing to watch.
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