agreed I really want to see this one bad as well :yes:

 

I'll wait for reviews to see if it's good. Then I'll wait 10 years for it to come on TV.

 

not even rent the DVD...just brutal :lol:

 

Actually I have a policy against watching movies on TV, so I'll redbox it, or whatever the cheapest way to view it is at the time.

If my movie watching site online is going at the time I'll stream it :shifty:

 

Man every commercial during 'The Departed' on FX last night was for this movie. It's the Matrix meets DiCaprio

 

I'm seeing it Saturday here.

 

Saw it today and loved it

 

Yup I loved it. My and my friends were debating the ending last night.

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I say everything from Leo's character waking up on the plane was a dream...that he was still in limbo. Biggest tipoff being the fact that his kids were in the exact same spot/position as his memories and still in the same clothes.

 

Saw it last night. It's going to take a while to figure out what exactly just happened

 

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Same age too

 

Great movie.

 

You are making a grave mistake not seeing this movie.

 

Just trust me.
Go see it.
And thank me later.

 

It is incredibly ambitious, both visually and conceptually. It's a "big" movie, in scope and ideas.

 

Very mentally stimulating movie. Good actors, smart dialogue, great special effects, trippy concepts and a snow action sequence that makes you remember the golden age of James Bond movies.

 

I saw it over the weekend. Phenomenal. I'm dying to see it again. Just thinking about the stuff in the spoiler tags gives me goose bumps.

Doc nailed it a few posts above. Very ambitious. Christopher Nolan continues to make great movies.

OT: Walked in not knowing anything, hadn't seen any previews, who was in it, etc. Made it even better.

 

I'm so confused.

 

This was just just a big, big movie.

 

Sooo good. I need to see it again

Edit: Does anyone know anyone who DIDNT like it?

 

Did the snow scene remind anyone of Modern Warfare 2? It was just so awesome in itself.

This may sound like hyperbole, but this movie is the best movie I have ever seen. Every layer of it is a masterpiece.

 

No one I've talked to didn't like it. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Only real negative that I've seen that I've agreed with was that there wasn't enough character development, but at 2.5 hours already, I don't really know that solution for that.

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maybe less van free fall cuts? :lol:

 

I was entertained by it so I won't say I didn't like it. I don't usually enjoy really extensive plots in movies b/c I usually am just there to burn a few hours away and have fun. This movie plus LOST have totally mind****ed me.

For some reason I can't really stand Ellen Page. I didn't mind her in Whip It but I loathed her in Juno. Her needing to have everything explained to her by Leo the whole movie made me feel like that was Nolan's way of giving us insight into WTF we were witnessing. That isn't necessarily a bad thing say if Brooklyn Decker was playing the character.

Page just might need to get naked in a few years for me to enjoy her on screen.

 

Just saw it and was blown away. I have to see it again. Chris Nolan can pretty much do no wrong. It's in my top 5 without a doubt.

 

best movie I've seen since the dark knight. coincidence? i think not. this movie represents everything i love in movies! great action. interesting plot. creative concepts. boundless visual effects. this movie begs to be seen two, three, maybe four dozen times. excellent ending. couldnt have done it better.

 

all she had to do was look cute and not screw up her lines. its not like she was actually building ****.

 

I saw the film last night and loved it. It was really creative, fresh, different- all in good ways. It took Nolan over 8 years between writing to getting it finished and out there for people to see and it didn't disappoint. Nolan is definitely the best director working today. And I thought the ending was great.

Anyway my take on the ending:

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When I first saw it I thought everything we were seeing after he woke up on the plane was in fact real and he still wasn't in limbo. However after reading some of these comments such as his kids wearing the same clothes and haven't aged I'm starting to wonder now. Damn you people, jk. Another thing was that they never showed Saito or Cobb kill themselves in limbo so that could be another tip off. The ONLY thing that makes me wonder if Cobb is still dreaming is how he was with Saito, then the plane, then at his home. We never saw a jump of change in location in any of the previous dreams unless he was dreaming of seeing Saito in his 'dream' on the plane. Confusing huh? I will definitely pay attention to the airport scene to see if there are any clues the next time I watch it. Something like this would usually really bug me not knowing if it was true or not however for some reason it really doesn't matter to me whether or not it's real. Maybe it's because I enjoyed the movie so much.

 

page is a good actress. She was good in hard candy and juno, it's not like shes some airhead model trying to act., she has been an actress first and foremost.

 

Wow I haven't heard that and I even read a lot of articles on the movie between yesterday and today. I would tend to doubt that's the case as Nolan likes to leave things up in the air for the viewer to make up their own mind about it.

 

Saw it for the second time on IMAX. Amazing! I have every one of Nolan's movies except The Prestige, which will be one of my next purchases. Even his first, low-budget flick, Following, is quite good.

 

Has she ever looked cute? :shifty:

 

Untrue. There is no actual scenes in or after the credits. Trust me...we stayed till the end ;p

 

Saw it this weekend. Clearly the best picture of the year.

a complete movie. Acting, writing, action, story.