INCEPTION

In a world where technology exists to enter the human mind through dream invasion, a single idea within one's mind can be the most dangerous weapon or the most valuable asset.

Trailer 1:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HilwtqaN4Gs

Trailer 2:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3XzUYd6nrU

Trailer 2:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Sd0ff1sbJU&feature=channel

Meet the characters:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFjAbCl6m1Q

Epic soundtrack all done by Hanz Zimmer

Hans Zimmer "Time" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZ03Pqr8P8g&feature=related

Hans Zimmer "Mombasa" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=747SMl-Mug0&feature=related

It comes out Friday.This is the only movie in years that I've wanted to actually go the the theatres and see.

first and it just like dreamscape with dennis quaid

Will be seeing it this weekend... been looking forward to it for months now.

IDKMAAAN!

im in this.

definitely gonna catch this flick

Inception looks good. My girl and I are thinking about checking it out this weekend.

i wanna see this

is he Irish in this shit too?

some clips I found underneath this post

'Inception' This is Your First Lesson is Shared Dreaming

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LH41VuCt7I4

'Inception' Don't Be Afraid to Dream a Little Bigger

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLCCXMVvv24&feature=channel

Inception - I am the most skilled extractor

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2S1OGMD9HNQ&feature=channel

first and it just like dreamscape with dennis quaid

Except with much better actors and quite possibly the most bestest writer/director of this generation.

Why is this 40+ year old dude in a business suit holding his gun sideways like some dumb 16 year old hoodrat who doesn't know how to shoot straight?

He's Asian. I think they might get a pass on that since John Woo went apeshit with doublefisting guns in Hong Kong cinema. I'm not sure though.

reminds of paprika but looks pretty good.and just to throw it out there with no prior knowledge..its all in dicaprios head.

Yeah, I want to see this movie too.

nice rap letters..

 

It comes out Friday.This is the only movie in years that I've wanted to actually go the the theatres and see.

YEA. I go to like 3 movies a year, can't wait to see this one in theatres. Is it going IMAX too? I might even drop 20 on that silly shit for this Nolan epic.

Yeah it supposed to be in IMAX. Looks like it would be worth it.

Then it is decided, I'm doing the IMAX.

First time ever, I'm even more excited now.

I just got back from the midnight show. GO SEE THIS MOVIE! It is everything I hoped for and more. I haven't been so psyched for a movie in quite some time. 5 Stars. I'm gunna go have some fucking awesome dreams.

SO FUCKING GREAT!!! 007 meets eternal sunshine..well worth seeing 2x.

thats the guy who couldnt float from titanic right?

fuck that guy. he cockblocked me all thru junior high.

the theater I work lost power at 5 today. So I didn't get to see it, I am snatchin' that poster up there for sure though.

Why is this 40+ year old dude in a business suit holding his gun sideways like some

dumb 16 year old hoodrat who doesn't know how to shoot straight?

I always find that funny in movies. It's just another stupid thing they do for dramatic affect. What I want to know is who started that trend. Was it early 90's hoodrat dramas or some where else in action films.

I always find that funny in movies. It's just another stupid thing they do for dramatic affect. What I want to know is who started that trend. Was it early 90's hoodrat dramas or some where else in action films.

YES, damn earl you called it.

FTA: http://www.nytimes.com/1995/11/05/movies/ready-aim-no-wait-a-second-hold-that-gun-sideways.html

Movie stars who hold their guns horizontally can be seen in recent films including "Desperado" (Antonio Banderas), "Seven" (Brad Pitt) and "The Usual Suspects" (just about everyone). And the trend seems to be growing. "You see it around now," said Phil Spangenberger, a firearms consultant on Hollywood films. "It does look good on camera."

Most experts agreed that the sideways trend started with the 1993 Hughes Brothers film "Menace II Society." A character called O-Dog holds his gun sideways as he murders a grocer, then replays the security-system videotape of the event for his friends. Allen and Albert Hughes said they first witnessed the technique during a robbery in Detroit in 1987. They said they used it in their film not because it looked cool but because it seemed sloppy, edgy and realistic.

Learn something everyday ^^^

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I'm not going to see this movie now, purely on the strength of how fucking terrifying that image is. See all those spaces? That's so I don't have to see that fucking thing looking at me while I type this reply. Even if it's not in the movie, I'd be thinking of it the whole time. Waiting for it to pop up and scare the shit out of me. Fuck. That. Snake. And. It's. Fucking. Eyes.

GTFOH....