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Inception


Last weekend I went to see Inception – I was prewarned that I could not blink or get distracted by the popcorn, that I had to follow the plot very carefully and I was able to decypher the whole movie. I thought the special effects were really amazing and I was surpised that some people felt like they had to see it twice to really understand what it was all about. I loved it – action, great plot and a fast pace.

Today I am dying to go see Stallone’s new movie. Yes! I want to see the ravaging effects of too much plastic surgery and too much steroids…But I think, from what others have said, that it’s a fun movie to see. What have you seen lately that is unmissable?

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  1. #1 by melissa on August 22, 2010 - 3:46 pm

    I WILL GO SEE INCEPTION….
    THIS IS A LIST THAT I HAVE SEEN IN THE LAST TWO WEEKS…

    EXIT THRU THE GIFT SHOP…. ENJOYED IT..
    SPOKEN WORD…. SHOT AROUND THE SANTA FE AREA… I HAVE MANY FRIENDS THAT WORK ON MOVIE SETS HERE IN NEW MEXICO YEAR ROUND,BECAUSE OF THE INCENTIVE FROM THE STATE TO THE MOVIEW WITH TAX CREDITS… COWBOYS AND ALIENS ARE RIGHT OUTSIDE SANTA FE FILMING NOW…

    JOAN RIVERS…A PIECE OF WORK.. GOOD, BUT SO SAD….

    XXOO
    MELISSA

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  2. #2 by francine Gardner on August 22, 2010 - 9:55 pm

    Loved the movie!!! Have you seen the Orchestra yet? a must see. I would say it is the most touching, best movie i have seen in years…..

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  3. #3 by diane on August 23, 2010 - 4:19 am

    It’s a few months old but Shutter Island with Leo Dicaprio is a must see for anyone who likes a good mystery or just wants to look at Leo for a while. Oscar worthy in my opinion.

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  4. #4 by Jane on August 23, 2010 - 4:58 pm

    I saw Inception on Saturday and loved the architectural aspects, the concept of the dreams within dreams but hated the endless shooting…it was also too long.

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  5. #5 by Gretchen on August 23, 2010 - 6:17 pm

    I thought I had Inception figured out until I realized that when he had a reunion with his children they had not changed in age. How long was the separation? The film had as many layers as their dream states.
    The Expendables was a hoot.

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  6. #6 by Gary Nelling on August 23, 2010 - 6:28 pm

    So many movies, so little time!

    I’ve only been to the movies a couple times this year, so my offerings are recent but not current. I think DiCaprio is a fine actor who has gained some gravitas with age and a few lines in his face that well suit his mature roles as in “Body of Lies” about the CIA in the middle east, and “Revolutionary Road” about a 1950s couple where one wants to play life by the book, and one wants adventure and risk.

    I also love high-action, complex mysteries like “Memento” and little known cult film “The Draftsman’s Contract”. Right now I’m hooked on classic films which were often morality tales and stories of the heart. Recently I watched “The Philadelphia Story” with Kathryn Hepburn made in the 1940s and its remake as a musical in the 1950s “High Society” with Sinatra, Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly and Satchmo, which was about love lost and regained, and its importance as a prime element in our lives. Having married my first and fairest, my high school girlfriend eighteen years after we broke up, it’s a subject that resonates with me! – Gary

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