Inception is my most anticipated Christopher Nolan movie ever, and the marketing to date has been really exciting and interesting. But this too must pass, and the latest poster for the movie begins to position it as something Warner Bros can sell to the masses. I get it – you have a huge expensive Leonardo DiCaprio movie, you want to make sure people actually show up to watch it – but the earlier posters had a great quality that this one, with the cast Photoshopped into place, doesn’t have. I assume we’re halfway to the inevitable floating head poster.
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movie of the summer.
movies with one word titles are usually good.
Like Invictus! Zip Zap!
While I do detest "cast photoshoped into a group shot" posters as much as the next film nerd, I have to say this one is far less offensive than some.
So its The Dark knight meets Heat now.
Cool(?)
Nolan already riffed on Heat at the beginning of TDK.
You know inserting yourself into EVERY article requires massive ego?
I said this poster is terrible in another site and lot of basement-based losers started yelling at me, CAPS LOCK, about how I don't like good movies and so on.. stupid people, can't read..
I love how everyone seems to be calmly standing around in the middle of the street with nothing to do AS THE CITY FOLDS IN HALF ON TOP OF THEM.
It wouldn't be that bad without them at the bottom.
Is the film set in San Francisco? That's a steep-ass hill they are standing on.
Inception: The A-Team
Hey guys, as I was writing this response I was thinking that I didn't know what to say. So I thought about it for awhile and then I watched Survivor. Then I made a snack. Oh, and then I figured you cared all about ME so why should I write a response at all?
Yaey, pandering poster! Trailers on the way!
#9 You, sir, have made cola come out of my nose.
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meh poster, it would be way cooler with just the backgound. P.S. that Nightmare on Elm street ad is fucking annoying. It's impossible to move your mouse down the screen without triggering it.
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