Posted on: 18-07-10 09:15:53
Excellent direction/editing/photography/SFX/acting. However, like Nolan's previous movie "Memento", this is a complicated movie which requires repeated viewing, and perhaps reading a synopsis on IMDB or wikipedia to get the complete gist of the movie.
Writing about the plot of the movie will take out the fun of watching movie. However, the movie brings in an interesting concept.
heard its a great piece of work, will go to watch it soon.
i am planning to watch next weekend.. but my question is can we watch with kids?
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Saw it y'day at AMC and found it pretty in sync with what Meghal said. I did go with a clear understanding of the plot, but it still took half an hour for me to get in to the same.
Haven't seen complications in a movie with so many layers, he he.
No, you won't enjoy this one with kids.
Regards,
VJ.
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Originally posted by VJ
Saw it y'day at AMC and found it pretty in sync with what Meghal said. I did go with a clear understanding of the plot, but it still took half an hour for me to get in to the same.
Haven't seen complications in a movie with so many layers, he he.
No, you won't enjoy this one with kids.
Regards,
VJ.
To answer the question about going with kids, there is no nudity or offensive language in this movie, but kids will get bored in this movie within first 5 minutes. So kids won't enjoy this movie. There are other movies available like "Despicable me" or "Sorcerers apprentice" or "Toy Story" which are movies for kids. I was surprised to see a "desi" couple bring in their 8-9 year old daughter in the theatre. There was also a Gujarati family sitting in the row behind mine.
While "Memento" was about two plots moving in opposite direction, "Inception" is movie with many layers - dream within a dream within a dream within a dream within.......
Now, I will wait for crowds to die down, try to understand the plot completely and go to see the IMAX version of this movie.
Also looking forward to "Wal Street: Money Never sleeps" and "The Social Network". Found the trailors interesting!!
Regards,
VJ.
Isn’t Memento made into Ghajini?
