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emeraldembers) wrote2010-08-11 12:15 am
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Re: Inception
[my mum took me, my sis, my l'il brother and herself to see it tonight at 8.50pm as a cheer-up surprise for us all :D, and for all that I'm up at 6am and planned on having an early night tonight, I REGRET NOTHING. Or, indeed, JE NE REGRETTE RIEN)
Dear Christopher Nolan,
You may not be my type, but right now I need you inside me.
(Also, damn Joseph Gordon-Levitt, I remember having a crush on you when I was little and you have grown up FINE. You may join in on the being inside me shenanigans. In fact, I encourage it.)
FILM. OF. THE. DECADE.
Guys, seriously, you know how everyone's going on about this film? If you haven't seen it, make time to. It's not world-changing cinema but good God it's the best crafted thing I've seen in years. There were moments where my jaw was literally hanging open. I am awed by how perfectly pulled off the film was. There are some brief moments of repetition but they work inside the dreamscape and the whole sequence revolving around Joseph G-L's character in the middle of the movie is absolutely stunning.
I refuse to say anything more about it because I walked into that movie not knowing the plot and having a movie that respects you as an audience without deliberately confusing you to the point of not knowing what's going on is a blessing everyone should enjoy. It was so, so, so good.
I won't be fandoming this one. It's just. It's in a class of its own.
ETA: Spoilers in the comments to this post.
Dear Christopher Nolan,
You may not be my type, but right now I need you inside me.
(Also, damn Joseph Gordon-Levitt, I remember having a crush on you when I was little and you have grown up FINE. You may join in on the being inside me shenanigans. In fact, I encourage it.)
FILM. OF. THE. DECADE.
Guys, seriously, you know how everyone's going on about this film? If you haven't seen it, make time to. It's not world-changing cinema but good God it's the best crafted thing I've seen in years. There were moments where my jaw was literally hanging open. I am awed by how perfectly pulled off the film was. There are some brief moments of repetition but they work inside the dreamscape and the whole sequence revolving around Joseph G-L's character in the middle of the movie is absolutely stunning.
I refuse to say anything more about it because I walked into that movie not knowing the plot and having a movie that respects you as an audience without deliberately confusing you to the point of not knowing what's going on is a blessing everyone should enjoy. It was so, so, so good.
I won't be fandoming this one. It's just. It's in a class of its own.
ETA: Spoilers in the comments to this post.
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That's how I feel about this movie. It's TOO PERFECT for fanfic. Everything you need was up there on the screen and it was AMAZING.
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I came out of that movie absolutely overjoyed, and not just in a flail-squee-omg way, but in a way where even knowing how much emotional manipulation was in there, the resolutions for all the characters were just so sweet and cathartic, and I loved it. I utterly, utterly loved it.
(Also, the girl AND the non-American people INCLUDING THE CHARMING ENGLISH FELLOW got to be useful, competent, and not bad guys? WHAT KIND OF MOVIE IS THIS?)
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I don't think that Inception is going to change cinema forever or anything like that but I definitely believe that it's going to be one of those movies that just sticks with you in the back of your mind. It's one of those experiences of seeing a great film and ten to twenty years from now it's going to be one of those flicks that I think every generation should be able to enjoy as well. I haven’t said anything since Nolan’s last film TDK, but he is up there with my favorite directors/writers. So many of his films are so well thought out and have so much obvious effort put in to it, it's like you said, I just feel that Nolan genuinely respects his audience and the movie making process and there isn't many directors out there like that anymore. I seriously love this man. I’m so happy for you, that you got to go in without any prior knowledge. I wasn’t exactly spoiled for it but I think I would have loved my first time with it even more if I went in without hearing the tidbits of information that I got from the macros and such.
JGJ (REMEMBER WHEN HE WAS A TWIGGY LITTLE THING IN 3RD ROCK FROM THE SUN? OMG HE GREW) AND THE ROTATING FIGHT SCENE. ASDFGHJKL. THAT IS ALL. :GUH: (I'M LISTENING TO THE SOUNDTRACK RN TOO XD)
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It was nail-bitingly tense and I jumped nearly every damned time Mal was on screen XD, and even my little brother going "Omg! Jack DID survive Titanic!" at the beginning of the movie didn't spoil it for me. And good lord, that score, it's incredible!
JGJ WAS ONE OF MY CRUSHES AS A L'IL GIRL AND HE'S ALL GROWN UP AND HOT LIKE WOAH AND THAT FIGHT MADE ME ORGASM LIKE NINE THOUSAND TIMES OH MY GOD.
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Also, if this doesn't eventually end up replacing The Dark Knight as Nolan's entry in imdb's top 20 movies, I may have to punch a kitten. THIS deserves to be up there amongst the greats, I can't say the same of The Dark Knight, much as I did enjoy that movie too.
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Maybe the movie acted as a proxy for our secret sapphic love?
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I wish we had seen more of Ariadne actually building the dream! Goddess in the middle commanding the buildings to rise!
I would like to climb all over Saito and bang and bang and bang.
My fave part though?! Was Arthur discovering the will in the safe, and that whole scene and "I AM DISAPPOINTED THAT YOU TRIED" 'cos I mean like I know it was just to manipulate Arthur, but GODDAMMIT MY FEELINGS WERE MANIPULATED TOO and I totally felt for Arthur and it was GLORIOUS. I know I'm being manipulated but please manipulate me some moooooore ;_______;
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UNF SAITO OMFG. Most of that cast was incredibly bangable, actually. And I love that EVERY LAST ONE OF THEM got a stand-out scene or line.
Cobb there's the water scene at the beginning, Saito there's the line about buying the airline (not one person in the cinema who didn't laugh out loud), Arthur there's both the kiss and THAT fight sequence, Eames has the "you mustn't be afraid to dream a little bigger, darling", Ariadne has the building a world scene at the beginning of the movie - it's fabulous. It's absolutely fabulous. EVERYONE IS A WINNER.
And omfg Arthur, ARTHUR, I was weepy and going OH BABY ;_; *HUGS SCREEN* when he was crying and even though I should hate them for emotionally manipulating him they gave him closure his real life douche of a dad never apparently did and asdfalsdjflasdlf SO. PERFECT.
I love this movie so much it aches. Omg. :D
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OMG.
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Though sadly? I fell asleep during the beginning of it... (Ha ha, I was tired!!) But I quickly woke up.
I think I want to watch it again... but I don't like going to the theatre by myself...
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Aww, go by yourself if you want to! I thoroughly intend to if I can't grab a cinema date with one of the lads or lasses around here :).
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This movie, seriously.
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I can't stop thinking about it. I've been replaying the soundtrack over and over and over, it's almost concerning.
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Half Remembered Dream = SHIVERS DOWN MY SPINE.
I kind of really really want a sequel. I've already got it all figured out, Nolan only needs to do the rest lol.