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Inception
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Saw it last night - I was dragged to it and was prepared to hate it, but it is a very very good movie.
The ending is solid. Be prepared to come up with your own Talmudic interpretations.
The ending is solid. Be prepared to come up with your own Talmudic interpretations.
LawrenceMD
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Saw it last night - I was dragged to it and was prepared to hate it, but it is a very very good movie.Originally Posted by Eustace Tilley
The ending is solid. Be prepared to come up with your own Talmudic interpretations.
well everyone groaned at the part when marion Cotillard unclasped her bra from the front and it just ended before the actual boob and nipple part.
just kidding.
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One of those movies where you'll feel compelled to rewatch to make much more sense of it, in a good way. After the first viewing, I'm inclined to go with the simplest and most satisfying interpretation, that there is no "twist" at the end.
Makes the most sense to me from all the evidence and requires less convoluted explanations than the other possible scenarios.
What does everyone else think?
Easily the best summer movie this year.
Makes the most sense to me from all the evidence and requires less convoluted explanations than the other possible scenarios.
What does everyone else think?
Easily the best summer movie this year.
boogaboogabooga
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An inventive piece of film making, though not a great film. A few tweaks and it could have been a classic. That said, everyone should see this. By far one of the better films this year, definitely the best "summer" film and a must for cinemaphiles.
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Good movie and I will see it again. IMDB is on fire right now. Two arguements are going on. Whether this film is great or trash and what did the end signify.
Jekyll
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Good movie and I will see it again. IMDB is on fire right now. Two arguements are going on. Whether this film is great or trash and what did the end signify.Originally Posted by rexthedestroyer
I ******* hate this ****. It's TDK all over again. Why do people have to take other people's opinions of a film so personally? Movie fanboys (and haters) are just as bad as those people who fight online battles over video game consoles. Or soccer hooligans. Or people who belong to political parties. ****.
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WTF is "shared dreaming"?
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Great movie.
rexthedestroyer
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Just saw it.Originally Posted by fir3fox
Really enjoyed it, but it wasn't perfect.
I did have a few questions tho, is there a spoiler function built in this forum?
IMDB is probably a better place to go if you don't want to spoil the movie for anyone. They are all over it right now.
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there was a collective groan from the audience at the latest m. night shyamalan movie trailer.Originally Posted by limping_decorum
Ha! - the same happened at the IMAX theatre where I was. People have really tired of his crap (though the movie in question, Devil, is not directed by him).
rexthedestroyer
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I ******* hate this ****. It's TDK all over again. Why do people have to take other people's opinions of a film so personally? Movie fanboys (and haters) are just as bad as those people who fight online battles over video game consoles. Or soccer hooligans. Or people who belong to political parties. ****.Originally Posted by Jekyll
Oh, I love the people that call anything they don't like in a movie "lazy writing". These wannabes couldn't wrtie their way out of a wet paper bag, yet they always have some crap to talk about.
This was a solid movie, albeit a bit complicated.
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