Movies Inception | The Dark Knight director sci-fi pic, Warner Brothers wants Inception 2 ?
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 Jul 21 2010, 05:39 PM
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I feel that this movie is still inferior to The Dark Knight.
It is too complicated for its own good. Making such a complicated movie with with its complex dream world physics and rules just opens up more plot holes and questions. In the end it leaves viewers puzzling over its queer dreamworld logic rather than its dramatic scenes or philosophy |
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Jul 21 2010, 06:04 PM
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QUOTE(n00b13 @ Jul 21 2010, 05:55 PM) I'd agree, but only by a tiny margin. Fair enough. I like TDK better because it brings into focus deep seated personal conflicts, morality, deranged or misguided believes. The are more to the subject of humanities. This I don't agree. I think it's exactly as complicated as it should be. Viewers aren't puzzling over it; we're talking about it, working out the complexities of its physics and rules as well as its dramatic scenes and philosophies. This is very much part of its appeal. Few movies have that effect. Even fewer movies are intended to have that effect.  But for Inception, everyone is taking about what they think is happening and presenting their case with supporting interpretations of the dream world logic. Don't these all belong in a Star Trek convention ? ** Runs for cover *** |
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