INCEPTION Review Thread (SPOILERS!!)

[ArrestedDevelopment]

Originally Posted by Gandalf Stormcrow

Is it me or does Nolan pretty much refuse to cast a full-chested woman for one of his female leads?

Wow. That's a rather specific and somewhat creepy question.

[P@t_Mtl]

So far what I have seen and read is not selling me on seeing this in theaters. I will probably see it later on as a rental or when it's on the movie channel.

[Foggy]

Originally Posted by P@t_Mtl

So far what I have seen and read is not selling me on seeing this in theaters. I will probably see it later on as a rental or when it's on the movie channel.

What are you, HIGH!?!?!

[P@t_Mtl]

Originally Posted by Foggy

What are you, HIGH!?!?!

No, just not selling to me. I keep looking at it and all I get is "meh!!" Like I said I will see it but later on as a rental probably but not in theater. I know I am in the minority about it. Nolan is high right now but that movie is just not reaching me so far. I am not saying that it will be bad, no way I can know that until I see it but nothing about it is making me wanting to see it in theaters.

[Foggy]

Originally Posted by P@t_Mtl

No, just not selling to me. I keep looking at it and all I get is "meh!!" Like I said I will see it but later on as a rental probably but not in theater. I know I am in the minority about it. Nolan is high right now but that movie is just not reaching me so far. I am not saying that it will be bad, no way I can know that until I see it but nothing about it is making me wanting to see it in theaters.

I'm think The Dark Knight isn't quite the masterpiece everyone makes it out to be (it does deserve it's reputation though) but this film looks really sweet to me!

[P@t_Mtl]

Originally Posted by Foggy

I'm think The Dark Knight isn't quite the masterpiece everyone makes it out to be (it does deserve it's reputation though) but this film looks really sweet to me!

I am one of the few who liked Batman Begins more then The Dark Knight. I can't say that any of his other movies have been bad, far from it. He is just riding high right now after the success of The Dark Knight, let's wish him well for this new one cause at least he does make movies with stories, characters and soul which is a rare in this day and age of Hollywood.

[Blu Titan]

Originally Posted by Foggy

I'm think The Dark Knight isn't quite the masterpiece everyone makes it out to be (it does deserve it's reputation though) but this film looks really sweet to me!

I agree with your post Foggy . Inception is the only summer movie that "tingles my toes".

[Petra_Kalbrain]

Originally Posted by Diesel

If it is 4 or more, it will get an R.


You can go up to 3 these days depending on the rest of the content of the film.

I'm sure Nolan had 99% control over this film, WB probably only asked him to make sure there weren't any (or less than 4) F-bombs so that it can get a PG-13.

I believe that it is still technically only 1 F-Bomb allowed before it becomes a solid R rating.

I loved it when I found that out in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. At least, I think it was Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. Maybe it was Be Cool. Regardless if it was Kiss Kiss Bang Bang or Be Cool, it was brilliant because the film was PG-13 and the statement about the F-Bomb affecting a films rating was the only time in the entire film that the F-Bomb was used, keeping it PG-13! I 'ed!

[Blu-ray Fanatic]

I can't wait to hear this movie in DTS Master Audio

[Hendricks4333]

Originally Posted by Petra_Kalbrain

I believe that it is still technically only 1 F-Bomb allowed before it becomes a solid R rating.

I loved it when I found that out in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. At least, I think it was Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. Maybe it was Be Cool. Regardless if it was Kiss Kiss Bang Bang or Be Cool, it was brilliant because the film was PG-13 and the statement about the F-Bomb affecting a films rating was the only time in the entire film that the F-Bomb was used, keeping it PG-13! I 'ed!

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang was most definitely not PG-13. It had nudity and tons of swearing. Im 99% sure it was Be Cool.

[Mike53421]

Originally Posted by Petra_Kalbrain

I believe that it is still technically only 1 F-Bomb allowed before it becomes a solid R rating.

I loved it when I found that out in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. At least, I think it was Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. Maybe it was Be Cool. Regardless if it was Kiss Kiss Bang Bang or Be Cool, it was brilliant because the film was PG-13 and the statement about the F-Bomb affecting a films rating was the only time in the entire film that the F-Bomb was used, keeping it PG-13! I 'ed!

Definitely Be Cool, Travolta made that comment right near the beginning. Oddly it's pretty much all I remember from that movie.

[SquidPuppet]

Originally Posted by P@t_Mtl

So far what I have seen and read is not selling me on seeing this in theaters. I will probably see it later on as a rental or when it's on the movie channel.

This is SCREEEMING big screen, Big Screen, BIG SCREEN.

[Foggy]

Originally Posted by squidpuppet

This screeeming big screen, big screen, big screen.

[Show spoiler]

Big Screen!!!

[CYMBOL]

Originally Posted by P@t_Mtl

I am one of the few who liked Batman Begins more then The Dark Knight. I can't say that any of his other movies have been bad, far from it. He is just riding high right now after the success of The Dark Knight, let's wish him well for this new one cause at least he does make movies with stories, characters and soul which is a rare in this day and age of Hollywood.

I think that's why your comment of not being interested in seeing this in theaters.

He's one of the few directors that have earned the "blind" attendance award from me - I'll go, no matter what until he shows he just cranking them out or become full of himself (M. Night, I'm looking at you).

It's so rare to find a good story in a film these days.

I kind of support movies like I do music. If I have an artist I really like, I always buy their music to ensure they keep having the means to produce their art. I think that's important to do.

[Diesel]

Originally Posted by Petra_Kalbrain

I believe that it is still technically only 1 F-Bomb allowed before it becomes a solid R rating.

I loved it when I found that out in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. At least, I think it was Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. Maybe it was Be Cool. Regardless if it was Kiss Kiss Bang Bang or Be Cool, it was brilliant because the film was PG-13 and the statement about the F-Bomb affecting a films rating was the only time in the entire film that the F-Bomb was used, keeping it PG-13! I 'ed!

The Fast and The Furious has 3 f-bombs and it is a PG-13 movie.

The maximum is 3 non-sexual uses of the word...presumably contingent on what other material is in the film.

Of course I can't think of any more recent examples with more than 1 F-word and a PG-13 (anyone got one?), so you might be correct in that it is 1 maximum now.

[P@t_Mtl]

Originally Posted by CYMBOL

I think that's why your comment of not being interested in seeing this in theaters.

He's one of the few directors that have earned the "blind" attendance award from me - I'll go, no matter what until he shows he just cranking them out or become full of himself (M. Night, I'm looking at you).

It's so rare to find a good story in a film these days.

I kind of support movies like I do music. If I have an artist I really like, I always buy their music to ensure they keep having the means to produce their art. I think that's important to do.

I know it's confusing. This movie is just not reaching me. I will admit I am strange with movies, plus I have less and less liking in seeing movies in theaters (equipment is bad, images are bad, sound is lousy, people move and talk...) the list goes on. I really want to go see Toy Story 3 and I will be going and now I need to make my wife happy and go see Jackie Chan in Karate Kid (what can I say, she like's Jackie). Inception is just not reaching me, none of the actors make me want to go see it in theaters, the previews are just not selling me the movie. It remind's me of Dark City but in the light I will see it of course on Blu-ray later on

[Problematique]

Originally Posted by CYMBOL

I think that's why your comment of not being interested in seeing this in theaters.

He's one of the few directors that have earned the "blind" attendance award from me - I'll go, no matter what until he shows he just cranking them out or become full of himself (M. Night, I'm looking at you).

It's so rare to find a good story in a film these days.

I kind of support movies like I do music. If I have an artist I really like, I always buy their music to ensure they keep having the means to produce their art. I think that's important to do.

I agree with all your points.

[tommyboy81]

Originally Posted by Blu-ray Fanatic

I can't wait to hear this movie in DTS Master Audio

I wish. I believe it'll be in Dolby Digital HD since it's Warner Bros.

[DJ Manyak]

at first this looked like a real snooze fest but after i saw the trailer there's no way i could pass on this or LEO

[Batman Begins]

Saw the TV spot during half time in the World Cuo, looks good.