The countdown to Inception is quickly ending. Most critics have now seen the film. The premiere is tonight in Los Angeles. And you probably already have your tickets.
So here are a couple of random Inception things before I launch into the final parts of the countdown:
Inception prequel comic – When Inception opens Dom Cobb and friends are in the middle of a job for some pretty bad dudes. Who are they? What’s the job all about? Warner Bros has released an online comic that fills in the opening notes of Christopher Nolan’s symphony. Click here to read it.
Inception trailer mash-up – What if Inception, the great dream movie of our time, met The Room, the great nightmare movie of our time? It might look like this. Thanks to Ant Timpson for the link.
Inception afterparty – Like I said, the premiere is tonight. Hans Zimmer and Johnny Marr will be playing the afterparty, which starts in about a half hour by my time. You can watch that live right here. God willing the embed code works, that is.
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I was seriously considering seeing this movie but, frankly, this site's overhyping of it is making me want to NOT see it.
The more this movie gets hyped up, the more I think it's going to suck balls. Even though I didn't like "The Dark Knight" or "Batman Begins", I've liked Nolan's other films (well, except "Following") enough to be at least a little interested in "Inception", but the more hype this fucker gets from critics and film geeks, the less interested I get in seeing it, especially since all th trailers I see make it look like a "Dreamscape" redo. I'm keeping my expectations pretty low.
i caught a screening earlier this week and it totally lives up to the hype. it's a game-changer. nolan's best yet.
thought this was the best place to put this, and found it funny after the whole article relating to people getting into an uproar about people disliking films that everyone lloves……so I humbly submit a link to Rex Reed's review of INCEPTION……where he lambasts Christopher Nolan's whole career…..no joke. http://www.observer.com/2010/culture/can-someone-please-explain-inception-me
I've never understood this logic of not liking movies because too many people think it's great. I mean, why the hell wouldn't you want critics to all say, this is a great movie?
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