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Originally Posted by jhiggy23
I completely disagree. Movies that are very complicated are not "wrong." Example: Last Year at Marienbad. The complication and ambiguity of the film is its entire purpose, and it makes it what it is. Some movies simply try to be too cute and take themselves too seriously, to the point that they either leave big plot holes or are simply an example of trying too hard.
Internet ratings are irrelevant, just like imdb ratings are. TDK is not even remotely a timeless classic. Matrix is far more likely to be remembered in the future than TDK, but neither are classics or timeless. It's wayyyy too early to give them those titles when time is what determines what is and is not a classic. Masterpiece is a word that is thrown around much too often, as is epic.
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IMO 'The Matrix' has not aged well. In many ways it has become a caricature, especially for its photographic gimmicks. They blew it by dragging it out too long and flogging the franchise. It had none of the subtlety that any of the
Nolan mysteries have; they completely shot their wad in the first twenty minutes, then spent the next 5 or 6 hours "ordering" the audience to "question reality" without giving you a reason to.
... yes, those superlatives are heavily abused, mostly by people who haven't seen enough films to make such a judgement either way.
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Originally Posted by Offender_Mullet
The world is also full of fanboys who live in their own little dreamworlds [Show spoiler]just like Leo maybe was during the entire movie . 
Not everyone will enjoy Inception (myself included) and you'll have to get over that fact. Does it mean they're stupid, moronic, less intelligent, hairy neanderthals who live in caves? Absolutely not.
Who is anyone to judge someone else's opinion on a movie that [Show spoiler]literally ends mid-shot . Next thing you'll tell me is everyone died when the screen cut to black on The Sopranos. Point is, you don't know for a 100% fact what really happened.
Which brings me to my final point.....so get ready for a non-sci-fi mind heist below! 
1.) The people who truly don't 'get it' are the ones who already have their mind set as to what was real and what was the dream state during the entire movie.
2.) There are so many different variables that happen throughout the film which makes you debunk something you thought was 'real' the minute before and vice versa.
3.) Nolan's entire point of the movie is this: For you make up your own mind. To talk about it, to theorize it, to jot down for everyone else to read on das internet.....but not to make others feel like they "have their heads up their rears".
All that said and I thought the movie was boring. Sheesh! Imagine if I liked it, you'd already be making breakfast in bed for me, sweet pea.
You just got pwned my friend.  |
Then don't like it... but
one star? That is, as I said, head-up-your-butt stubbornness, it's an exaggeration that should generally invalidate someone's rating system, it suggests that they are the kind of person that only gives ones and fives, and nothing in-between. The production quality alone should push it well above one star.
You "pwned" nothing, you had a tantrum.
... but your 3 points are correct.
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I would love to hear more detailed responses....instead of just a couple sentences which dismiss my opinion (Buddy Christ) right away. So, shower me with information. It might...just might make me want to see it again.
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