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[issacweirdo]

I highly recommend the movie. It's extremely trippy at times, but also not too hard to understand. The ending really leaves you scratching your head. I don't want to reveal too many details, since it might spoil the movie.

[Alpha]

Very great movie. Written, directed, and produced by Christopher Nolan. Same guy who wrote Memento, The Prestige, Batman Begins, and The Dark Knight. He has been working on the story for the movie for 10 years, unlike most stories for film today.

[tjg92]

Yeah, this is a pretty epic movie. Christopher Nolan was already sort of my favorite director but now he pretty much can't be shaken from that spot on my list

[Notagh]

Great movie, but not as great as I expected.  Don't get me wrong, it was amazing and there wasn't much anything I didn't like, but I didn't overtly love it as much as I did "The Prestige", "The Dark Knight" or "Momento"

BTW I did not know he made these films, which are all among my favorites xD

[stolide]

I just saw this today and was pleasantly surprised. I have not enjoyed most movies that have been coming out lately, so this is a change.

The only thing that was bad about it was that a lot of it seemed very similar to The Matrix (a long time favorite of mine, tis a shame they never made an sequals). This is not even really that bad of a thing as The Matrix is so freaking awesome.

[Notagh]

I just saw this today and was pleasantly surprised. I have not enjoyed most movies that have been coming out lately, so this is a change.

The only thing that was bad about it was that a lot of it seemed very similar to The Matrix (a long time favorite of mine, tis a shame they never made an sequals). This is not even really that bad of a thing as The Matrix is so freaking awesome.

I've been reading all the different theories and their arguments and now I have a headache.

[ΨA]

Thought it was great!  It really made you think, and I'm definitely going to see it twice!
But I don't think it reminded so much about The Matrix as you say. Thought it was very unique in its own way.

[Notagh]

I think the Inception might be possible, from a psionic standpoint..

[Cal]

I thought that the main characters in the Matrix died? lol
*sorry for spoilers anyone* ^.^

[Notagh]

The Matrix (a long time favorite of mine, tis a shame they never made an sequals).

[The Adfeng]

The Matrix (a long time favorite of mine, tis a shame they never made an sequals).

How do you always find random stuff like this?

The Matrix Trilogy were great movies.  I will check out Inception sometime.

[MNBrant]

Hmm, I couldn't sit though inception the first time but now have seen if fully twice now. I thought that it seemed fairly accurate to the type of visions I have, to me it only represented the first level. The next inception movie would be great if they created inception in an awake person. Of course this would involve alternate dimensions and parallel universes and may in fact be too trippy for general release but probably would make alot of money. You know in an alternate universe the Jesus story could be quite different. Kind of like evil kirk in star track. Probably it would mainly involve pocket universes.

[Mech]

Hmm, I couldn't sit though inception the first time but now have seen if fully twice now. I thought that it seemed fairly accurate to the type of visions I have, to me it only represented the first level. The next inception movie would be great if they created inception in an awake person. Of course this would involve alternate dimensions and parallel universes and may in fact be too trippy for general release but probably would make alot of money. You know in an alternate universe the Jesus story could be quite different. Kind of like evil kirk in star track. Probably it would mainly involve pocket universes.

You really are a few fries short of a happy meal in that labyrinthine recess of grey matter. Why would they need to use parallel universes/dimensions if they were inducing waking hallucination? I feel a business man with a team of psychologists following him around, with a space-aged briefcase intravenusly feeding him LSD, (all the while waiting for him to spill secrets or adopt a new world view) would make a spectacular script. What really confuses- No wait. What really intrigues me, is how you went from taking over dreams to rewriting Christianity; In a parallel dimension of course. Why do you then build parallels between Evil Kirk and Jesus? Are you implying they are the same person?!

PS: I disagree, I feel that "The Matrix" shouldn't have any sequels. Anything more would just bog down the story and ruin its "epicness" and monomythic story.