INCEPTION Review Thread (SPOILERS!!)

[Mike53421]

Originally Posted by Foggy

Here's the very awesome 60 sec TV spot, which it basicly the trailer without the plot in it.

What has me kind of suprised is that WB have predicted a 15 age rating for it here in the UK

Nice.

[Buddy Christ]

This is the most bad ass movie anticipation I have had in a long time.

IMO this movie has legs.

Lossless sound on Blu....:ee k:

[zahinn]

OOMFG OMFG

I just saw an INCEPTION Tv Spot on TV. This is the first one I have seen.


I had to post, it was EPIC !

[ScarredLungs]

Originally Posted by Foggy

Here's the very awesome 60 sec TV spot, which it basicly the trailer without the plot in it.

What has me kind of suprised is that WB have predicted a 15 age rating for it here in the UK

Why is that a surprise?

[Foggy]

Originally Posted by cvm

Why is that a surprise?

PG-13 in the US, with a budget of $200 million. Why limit it's audience?

[walter stark]

it wouldnt be bad as a 15 (Kick - Ass was a 15 and was bit brutal)

i hope it isnt a 12A as it seems more of a cool thinker kind of film

[recS-12]

I'm hoping this movie is as good as the trailers make it look. Lot's of potential here.

[Anti-SD]

Soooo looking forward to this.

[Lord_Stewie]

Awesome new posters.

Enjoy.

[Ferris]

The trailers are outstanding. The music used in it is pretty freaking cool too, especially when the city is folding up on itself.

http://www.cinematical.com/2010/05/2...trailer-score/

Zack Hemsey wrote the score for the trailer.

[MyBlu-rayBrotherEd]

Originally Posted by Ferris

The trailers are outstanding. The music used in it is pretty freaking cool too, especially when the city is folding up on itself.

http://www.cinematical.com/2010/05/2...trailer-score/

Zack Hemsey wrote the score for the trailer.

I heard similar music on the priview for a movie called "The Divide".

http://www.comingsoon.net/films.php?id=60379

[goBlue10]

Can't wait for this. And those new posters are pretty cool too.

[SquidPuppet]

Originally Posted by Ferris

The trailers are outstanding. The music used in it is pretty freaking cool too, especially when the city is folding up on itself.

http://www.cinematical.com/2010/05/2...trailer-score/

Zack Hemsey wrote the score for the trailer.

Hmmmmm. I love that music, but I'm guessing it wont be in the actual film as Zimmer is scoring that???????

I love Hans, but I wanna hear more of that music.

[Marcus Wright]

I saw the trailer in a theatre and was already blown away.

This might actually turn out to be as great of a movie as the "Dark Knight"

P.S. It kind of reminded me of Titanic. I mean Dicaprio + lots of water around = Titanic

[csdot]

heres the rest of the posters

[Lord_Stewie]

Originally Posted by csdot

heres the rest of the posters

lol I forgot about them.

Thanks for sharing.

[Mike53421]

Man, I hope this delivers.

[McCrutchy]

Originally Posted by walter stark

it wouldnt be bad as a 15 (Kick - Ass was a 15 and was bit brutal)

i hope it isnt a 12A as it seems more of a cool thinker kind of film

15 would be awesome, that would mean it pushes the PG-13 rating in one way or another (not like the mid-to-late 90s when Ferman would hand out 15 certs to stuff like U.S. Marshals and The Mummy) and to my mind, 15 only keeps out the young, young kids anyway, and I doubt this is for them...

In fact, the only problem with 15 nowadays (even post 12/12A) is that it's getting a bit too wide--everything from Date Night to Max Payne and Valhalla Rising to Saving Private Ryan is 15 now, and although I used extremes to make a point, using '15' as a judge for content-appropriateness is kind of hard.

Date Night is nowhere near as intense and adult-themed as Valhalla Rising...

[Foggy]

Originally Posted by McCrutchy

15 would be awesome, that would mean it pushes the PG-13 rating in one way or another (not like the mid-to-late 90s when Ferman would hand out 15 certs to stuff like U.S. Marshals and The Mummy) and to my mind, 15 only keeps out the young, young kids anyway, and I doubt this is for them...

In fact, the only problem with 15 nowadays (even post 12/12A) is that it's getting a bit too wide--everything from Date Night to Max Payne and Valhalla Rising to Saving Private Ryan is 15 now, and although I used extremes to make a point, using '15' as a judge for content-appropriateness is kind of hard.

Date Night is nowhere near as intense and adult-themed as Valhalla Rising...

+1, everything is either 12a or 15, I don't think there is a point of an 18 rating any more

Very Cool posters as well

[tommyboy81]

new article from the LA Times

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/hero...taken-on-.html



Bigger than Batman: Christopher Nolan says 'Inception' is 'the biggest challenge I've taken on'

So what exactly is “Inception”? That’s a popular question after a visually dazzling but enigmatic trailer was released for a film that didn’t exactly clear things up with its title.

Is it an international thriller? A story of madness and lost love? Or Hollywood’s very first metaphysical heist movie? The answer is “all of the above,” according to writer-director Christopher Nolan, whose follow-up to “The Dark Knight” seems to have Ian Fleming, the Wachowski Brothers and Sigmund Freud as its spiritual advisors.

“I think we’ve put a lot of different things into the pot with this one,” Nolan said this week during a break from the editing bay.

“I grew up watching James Bond films and loving those and watching spy movies with their globetrotting sensibility.... We get to do that here, not just geographically but also in time and dimensions of reality as well. We get to make a movie that’s expansive, I suppose you’d say, in four dimensions.”

The Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros. release is shaping up as one of the most intriguing releases of 2010. Leonardo DiCaprio leads a cast that includes Marion Cotillard, Cillian Murphy, Michael Caine, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ellen Page and Ken Watanabe.

The film was produced by Emma Thomas, who is Nolan's wife as well as his career partner. She said that "Inception" is a story that requires a huge canvas. The pair didn't set out looking for a way to top their Batman epic in scope, that's just where Nolan's "Inception" script took them.

“It’s something that we had been talking about on and off for seven or eight years," Thomas said. "Coming off of the ‘The Dark Knight,’ the only thing we really knew is that we wanted to do something more personal. It seemed like the right time to do this. The fact that it’s really just an enormous movie -- that wasn’t ever really a factor in the decision. This story lends itself to a movie of this size."




A key part of the premise is corporate espionage by way of dream invasion, but motives and even reality are slippery in a film that toys with perception as its travels through time and space. The crew covered a lot of territory too, filming in six countries.

“This is the biggest challenge I’ve taken on to this point,” said Nolan, who may return to Gotham City for his next feature. “We’re trying to tell a story on a massive scale, a true blockbuster scale – the biggest I’ve ever been involved with. We tried to make a very large-scale film with ‘The Dark Knight’ and with this one we wanted to push that even further.”