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Christopher Nolan's INCEPTION Teaser Now Online!
Beaks here...
Thus far, all we know about Christopher Nolan's INCEPTION is that it is a contemporary science-fiction thriller "set inside the architecture of the mind." This might be frustratingly vague for some, but it's good enough for me. All I need to know is that one of the world's most talented filmmakers is hard at work shooting a brainy sci-fi flick on a $200 million budget with the likes of Leonardo DiCaprio, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Marion Cotillard, Ken Watanabe, Tom Hardy (about to blow you away in BRONSON), Cillian Murphy, Michael Caine and the criminally underappreciated Tom Berenger. That's a murderer's row of acting talent right there.
So I'm pleased that the just-released teaser trailer for INCEPTION, which debuted this weekend in front of INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS, gives us nothing more than a tagline ("Your mind is the scene of the crime") and the promise of a bizarre, gravity-defying fight in the hallway of an office building. I have no idea what's going on in this sequence, but it looks fucking spectacular. I assume that the set is on a gimbal, but that doesn't explain why, as seen in the below picture, the combatants are crashing into the ceiling with considerable velocity while that cart is just idly bouncing about on the floor.
Very cool. Make sure to watch the trailer in HD. And try not to get too worked up, as the film isn't due out until next July.
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...of course I'm in. Not to mention the fact it looks awesome.
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Nolan is eternally reliable so I'm sure this'll be good...but as teasers go, it's a bit lowkey. Interesting rumors about the plot, though.
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A $200 million dollar plot kept secret? Amazing. Not even Kubrick was that good.
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Woo Hoo!!!
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Tells you almost nothing. I don't mind that - I fucking hate sitting through trailers. Half of them give away the whole plot.
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That teaser had about 2-3 too many, k?
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Warner must have cash to spare, The Prestige didn't exactly set the box office on fire did it? Tom Berenger is in it though, cool.
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Guy knows how to tell a good story but he needs to learn how to shoot an action sequence. I have hope for this though.
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For underappreciating Tom Berenger.
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leonardo di caprio is a cop who plays by his own rules hot on the trail of a sadistic killer. in order to find a him, he must become him.
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Does anyone know? It kinda looks digital, especially the first clip of DiCaprio.
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Just sayin'
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and digging the cast. Pretty sweet that Ken Watanabe is in this..I didn't know that.Good enough teaser for me.
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How do you do that? Is there a text-book?
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I remember in the last few 'Inception' TalkBacks there was some back-and-forth over whether Caine was actually a part of the cast (and I think Caine might have even answered in the negative in an interview), but there's his name in the teaser, which I assume is slightly more reliable than IMDb.
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Yes, it's called watching "Stagecoach" or "Battleship Potemkin," or even "Raiders of the Lost Ark."
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Correction: he needs to learn how to shoot action sequences better than he does now.
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District 9 showed what you can do for 30 million.... Compare that to the budgets of GI JOE and Transformers 2. Dont tell me how much the movie cost to make to impress me.... Tell me a GOD DAMN STORY!
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I'm not gonna force anyone to like Leo as actor, but it seems like very ignorant people have already made up their minds about him when Titanic was released. Is that really fair? He's done so much to work since then and has proven to be a capable actor, but he gets shit on by certain naysayers who can't get over his past image as a pretty boy. Leo's earn it, in my book.
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He knows how to compose absolutely beautiful images but when it comes to assembling an action scene he's far from one of the masters.
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Amen. He's gone out of his way to make big, interesting, even risky pictures. I wasn't thrilled with his performance in Gangs of New York, but I'm not sure that movie gets made without him attached. And then we would have been denied Bill the Butcher.
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And for me, that's no bad thing. Getting fed up of taglines or crap about The Dark Knight though....apart from a genuinely superb performance from Ledger, the film itself was not nearly as good as it's fellated. Thought Batman Begins was better, personally.....and for a film like this I'd like to see a tagline saying 'From the Director of Memento' but hey, that's me. Minor quibble I know but I'm bored so I thought I'd share.
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If only because it is generated by some people's jealousy of his looks and popularity. OK people reality check: Basketball Diaries, A Boy's Life, The Departed, Catch Me If You Can, Blood Diamond, Revolutionary Road, The Beach, The Aviator, Gangs of New York, Titanic...sigh I'm done - all of these films were considered good by some or most of the population. Hate Leo if you want to....but try and remember that he's been in more films nominated for Best Picture than you've had hot dinners. Food for thought.
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Obviously Warner had to shell out whatever budget he wanted in between Batman projects! Not that it's a bad thing...
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Aug 24, 2009 2:23:35 PM CDT
I have no idea what this is about and I already love it.
by gnarwhal_evan
Nolan is the man. Leo is the man. I'm very excited for this and this teaser does EXACTLY what a good teaser does - it teases so well.
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Already auditioning for the next Batman I see.
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Leo hate has always left me more than a little befuddled. The fucking guy can act; not only can he act, he blows big stars off the screen. What has he left you all wanting? What hasn;t he accomplished on that screen? It's the world we live in today, if Cary Grant lived in the days of the internet, he would be the most hated actor alive. Should Dicaprio disfgure himself to make all of you like him. Or is it simply the fact that he is popular and good looking that drives all of you geeks out there to showcase your deep insecurities by way of hating the most talented actor of his generation just because he's attractive? The bottom line is he's worked the the greatest directors working today and Martin Fucking Scorcese falls all over himself actually picking projects around Leo's availability and liking. If that doesn't afford him a pass than nothing will.
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....which is a good thing.
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There's nothing to be jealous of Leo about. You named a bunch of good movies, but just because he's in someone else's good work doesn't make him amazing. And Oscar nods and counts don't mean anything when Gary Oldman and Mia Farrow have never been nominated and Hitchcock never won a directing Oscar.
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Aug 24, 2009 2:32:28 PM CDT
Excuse Me...Thats My Stapler..I'll Burn Down the Building
by macready452
Fights in office buildings are so cool. As far as Leo goes...if its good enough for Scorsese..I 'll give him a chance
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and, though it may be weird to post this on a site known for it's spoilers, I'm finding I really prefer going in to movies not knowing exactly what I'm about to see these days.Maybe that just means I'm sick of all the damn remakes, sequels, etc of late.
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$200 million for whatever the hell he wants after he brought Warner Bros. their highest grossing movie ever. That's really what it comes down to.
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am I the only one feeling NOT in love with the avatar hype? Its not a competition, I know...
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Didn't they do something like this? They extract fluid from people's heads to solve crimes. It's the first time iv'e thought of that movie in a decade.
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...when he is cast as a tough guy, I immediately lose any suspension of disbelief. Like when Tom Cruise is cast as a likable, sympathetic person... it just defies believability.
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...when it was called the Matrix. How much do you want to bet someone utters the line, "Free your mind" at some juncture in the movie?
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I do enjoy a good mindfuck.
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I've been over the whole Matrix style when it's been in everything from Burger King commericals to standard action movies to my grandmother's old home. I may see it for Chris Nolan and the stars themselves. Who knows? Got a whole year till then.
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but I thought the batmobile/swat/truck car chase in The Dark Knight was really well shot.
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Don't be silly. Everyone loves Tom Cruise! Me especially (especially when he's in my daydreams under a steamroller).
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cool, looks like Third rock from the sun is replacing Heath as joker and dicaprio is the riddler..can't wait til next July
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Aug 24, 2009 2:48:40 PM CDT
Robstar, I'M STILL TRYING TO FORGET "UNFORGETTABLE".....
by carlthormark1978
I saw that shit when it came out in 96.
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I'm not sure how anybody could say with a straight face that Leo's acting sucks after the one/two punch of Departed and Blood Diamond.
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...are usually insecure, jealous pussies. The guy's been playin' with his A game since What's Eating Gilbert Grape.Recognise!
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Batman Begins had some great atmosphere and had a great Horror vibe to it. I'd love to see him do a full on Horror flick some day.
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will probably be INSOMNIA.
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Hell, the scenes where the Joker is elaborating on how he got his scars were scarier than anything I've seen in a horror film lately.
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Thanks for missing the point.
People could elaborate when they proclaim "he can't shoot action". Maybe he doesn't shoot action in a way you would prefer, but would it actually help the film if he did? Why? -
I actually like the way Nolan shoots action. People trash the fight scene with the Joker at the end of TDK, but I thought it fit with Batman's disorientation. I'm merely suggesting that one can learn how to shoot action by paying attention to cinematic greats.
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but I don't think Nolan really makes 'action movies'. The Dark Knight seemed to me more of a film filled with suspenseful scenes featuring depictions of banal (although sophisticated) violence.
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I'm not sure any of Nolan's films would really benefit though.
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In the shooting photos that found their way to the net recently you can clearly see a Panavision 35mm camera.
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BALLS!!!!! I fucking love this man. He gets my attendance to every movie he does from here on out. Guaranteed.
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TT I agree that he doesn't make action movies so much as movies with some action in them. But Col. Fatheart, just because a character is supposed to disoriented doesn't mean we have to be. The whole sequence at the end of TDK was like some shit out of Daredevil. Even before he got to the Joker you couldn't tell what was going on, so they decided to have Morgan Freeman literally telling Batman (and us) what was happening. Still love the movie, though, just thought it became a little bit of a mess towards the end.
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Aug 24, 2009 3:13:28 PM CDT
YackBacker - I think it's the studio marketing department
by toilet_terror
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We got that already, and it was called DREAMSCAPE. Jesus that movie freaked me out when I was a kid, mainly because of Max von Sydow.
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The budget talks are getting tiresome....we don't care how much is spent as long as the movies are good.... And we expect a good story and good visual and sound FX and a good score etc... whether it costs 2 cents or 200mil...! As for this one, the cast is incredible ! Leo is great ! He was really well cast in Revolutionary Road and The Departed and he's Scorsese's go to guy....The guy can act ! There's no reason to bash on him....
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... and for a Scorsese pic it was comparitively shit on. Leo was great in it, but he was kind of overshadowed by a certain milkshake drinking thespian.
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People can kill with thoughts? That'd be my guess.
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I think if the only thing u can criticize about Nolan is his direction of action scenes is the only thing thats not to bad. His story telling his direction of his actors and his writing along with his brother makes up for all of that. Nolan's work is a breath of fresh air he made Batman which has been done over and over again original and for that he can do no worng with me....But I know that nobody is perfect but ill take his imperfection.
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He's testing Joseph Gordon-Levitt for a non makeup Joker, Cotillard for Catwoman and Page for Harley Quinn.
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Aug 24, 2009 3:49:51 PM CDT
I saw this teaser right after the 15-min Avatar preview...
by flickchick85
when we used our Avatar Day discounts to see the next showing of Inglourious Bastards. And sorry, just by this teaser I'm about 10-times more hyped for this than Avatar. The visuals in that 15-minute preview WERE impressive (if still occasionally quite cartoon-y) but the acting/dialogue will absolutely ruin that movie for me. Terrible. Nolan on the other hand usually has quite lovely dialogue in his screenplays and can get great performances from great actors...which this movie is full of. I can't imagine this movie being anything other than amazing.
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Leo bought his balls back from "Titanic" with "the departed". That's a mans movie right there. Still pissed about "The Beach" sucking so much, but that was more of a script issue. Should have kept the book's ending.
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No!!! Nolan went and did a remake?! :P
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Aug 24, 2009 3:52:23 PM CDT
When will Leo do the Growing Pains spinoff movie I've always wan
by gibsonusa returns
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"Get out of my mind!"
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....intriguing! I'll be there opening day.
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Aug 24, 2009 3:55:00 PM CDT
That sound effect in the teaser was so annoying in theater.
by gibsonusa returns
BwwOOOAAAH-NNNGUH!
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...Nolan is getting better with each new movie he does that involves action sequences. No, he wasn't an instant master of the action sequence. But he's learning the trade and we get to watch his skills grow. I see nothing to complain about.
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looks and sounds like shit...the trailer looks sweet.
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BwwOOOAAH-NNggUH
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...he was great in [insert movie title from the last ten years]?
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in a title-based-only trilogy that includes 'Insomnia', 'Inception' and then a third film...'Insidious' perhaps? :D
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Fuck yeah!
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All I know is that it sounds ambitious as hell and Nolan is a perfectionist when it comes to the script. I've got high hopes for this one and I know next to nothing about it.
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Like two agents going at it. Nothing to get excited about yet, not good not bad just meh...for now. Not to say that it won't be a spectacular film, but as a first tease, that is easily forgettable. Especially in light of the new trailers for Avatar and the Wolf Man
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Someone tell WB they accidentally attached the audio track from the ROTF teaser to their Inception teaser.
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from any Matrix talk, are we? The look and feel of the trailer - the cuts, the lighting, the fight, even the WB logo -- are just evocative enough to feel ever-so familiar without committing outright theft. The movie itself may be far different (I hope so, as much as I loved the original Matrix), but this has got that feel for sure and you know it wasn't an accident.
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BwwOOOAAH-NNggUHSUMMERBwwOOOAAH-NNggUH2010BwwOOOAAH-NNggUHINBwwOOOAAH-NNggUHCEPBwwOOOAAH-NNggUHTIONBwwOOOAAH-NNggUH
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im guessing nolan will pocket something ridiculous, 20 million to leo, shitloads more to the rest of the major players in the cast... probs leave about 100 million for the production of the movie... really doesnt seem like a movie that would require a huge budget outside of the cast
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Listen to that music in the trailer again, I don't mean the BwwOOOAAH-NNggUH!! I mean the sound behind it....very much like The Jokers? yes?
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otherwise a sausage fest
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they want their 11 year old Matrix movie back.
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Marion Cotillard from "La Vie En Rose" and "Public Enemies".....
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. . . A trailer that doesn't give the whole damn movie away in under five seconds.
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The rip off of "There will be blood"....which was indeed an awesome score.....
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Holy crap, a one-second shot of two dudes in suits on wires. Matrix rip-off!
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Aug 24, 2009 5:12:59 PM CDT
Sorry Avatar, this is the one we're all looking forward too.
by dannyglovers_dickblo0d
2010 can't get here soon enough!!! Nolan has done it again. When I saw this trailer before Inglourious Basterds I actually stood up and applauded.
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Neil Blomkamp could deliver about a half dozen film masterpieces. The days of bloated budgets and greedy self-involved, unnecessary stars... cough, Cruise, DeCaprio, cough, are over. A return to great storytelling and acting has come!
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Too bad for Nolan that SHUTTER was moved to 2010. Also, anyone get a DARK CITY vibe from this, albeit done in a less fantastical way?
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or if you pause it,you can see that one of the dudes in the hallway fight is Levitt.
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Aug 24, 2009 5:25:38 PM CDT
People bitching about THE MATRIX being ripped off make me laugh
by yackbacker
THE MATRIX is one of the most derivative, unoriginal works of cinema in recent history. Besides, we've seen a teaser, I don't think one hallway scene is going to really speak for the entire film. Nolan doesn't strike me as the type to make a MATRIX movie. He's all about the mind-fuck. Why go to old, worn-out territory ruined by the Wachowski siblings?
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Will reinvent the way movies are experienced Epic masterpiece mind-blowing Photo-realJaw-droppingCGI unlike anything you have seen before Like dreaming with your eyes open Revolutionary Lawrence of ArabiaGame-changerThis generation's Stars Wars Unlike anything you have seen before Truly amazing Prepare to be blown away Breathtaking Like a highly addictive drug that had left my mind yearning for more Can't stop dreaming about it This movie had activated parts of my brain that were previously untouched by conventional, two-dimensional films
Does not look like shit
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Nolan needs a lesson in how to NOT use the friggin shakey-cam. I'm sorry but I had no idea what the hell was going on during the action sequences of BB and TDK. I'll be so happy when the age of shakey-cam is over. Hopefully this won't have too much b/c the teaser actually looks good.
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ANOTHER MATRIX SEQUEL YES YES YES!
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Whomever cut that teaser gets major props of not giving away the whole movie. However, this is just the teaser boys and girls so I'm sure before the movie comes out next year we'll have a big long trailer that gives away every plot point. The studios just can't help themselves and we can't help but watch.
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He really got his shit together for The Dark Knight but people still complain because he didn't conform with what they consider to be 'action' scenes. He obviously doesn't want to do conventional action for Batman as it messes up the feel of the character and universe. You can't just pull a load of action-stylee shots without the tone going to shit. Do you want Michael Bay to direct Batman 3?? Nolan may not be the master of action but he's learning how to adapt it to the style he's going for. Now...SWEAR TO ME!!!
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im glad to see cillian murphy and ellen page in this, speaking of which, when is peacock ever going to come out
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like the T-1000s leitmotif in T2...not a bad thing by any standards. Cant say Im not excited-Nolan has yet to disappoint!
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I feel like he's given okay performances in movies I just didn't like. I think I'd have to see him in a movie I otherwise enjoyed to evaluate him properly.
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I love me some Nolan.
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Aug 24, 2009 6:16:58 PM CDT
What's this gonna be rated? W. that budget it has to be pg 13
by gqtaste
right? Also I wonder if Tommy Berenger is Leo's dad. I like the casting of Tom just like he cast Eric Roberts and Anthony Michael Hall in TDK.
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Nolan never cares about female characters. He can't write women and can't direct them. But I guess that's okay as long as he's doing dark, brooding boys movies that make a shitload of money. I mean... the Burton Batmans sported a fairly attractive female cast. Basinger. Pfeiffer. Even Schumacher brought on a very sexy Nicole Kidman in "Batman Forever" to make up for an otherwise sub-par movie. And the roles were even well-written. But Holmes and Gyllenhall were sooo TERRIBLE in Nolan's Batman films... two reasons why I will never embrace Nolan's take on the myth. Batman Begins wasn't a very good film and The Dark Knight even less so. There, I said it.
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de niro and pacino etc have been turning out shit lately... but dicaprio... how can people possibly think he's average or below average?!?! he's exceptional! basketball diaries, what's eating gilbert grape, aviator, gangs of new york, departed, blood diamond... he's an amazing actor... second only to daniel day lewis
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Is that a thing to celebrate?
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but he's my age both being born in '74 and him and Bale are the best of my age.
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This is the new movie nerd anti-establishment move. Bash the Nolan movies. Shut up and get an actual real point of view. Bloomkamp's next film will get this treatment as well. Once someone becomes cool the hate begins. This trailer pumped me up more than anything this summer. 2010 baby! I can't wait. Also full of shit on Nolan can't use female actors Swank in Insomnia was very good. Debate over.
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And that's definitely not a bad thing, good to see a top notch director handed the money to follow his imagination. After all, one thing you can say about Nolan as a director is that his work's very controlled which can't be bad with that kind of budget.One other thing, I'm not a hater but contrary to what people are saying Di Caprio isn't much of an actor, though he does deserve acclaim for picking interesting work. He's completely unbelievable as a tough guy, he's almost never the most compelling actor in any film he's in and his southern African accent in Blood Diamond accent was worse than Patsy Kensit's. Literally. Go back and watch them again.
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Go for it Nolan. Make the _Following_ of your wildest dreams, now you can get any actor in the world you want, etc.. Looks *great*.
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Or will Avatar steal it's thunder.
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were the only weak points, imo, of his Batman movies. However, Carrie Anne Moss in Memento was very strong.
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Aug 24, 2009 7:29:44 PM CDT
I love how everyone can tell how much it cost by the teaser
by yackbacker
You people are fucking talented. Really... especially guessing which movies this rips-off. Do you know tomorrow's lotto numbers too? Of course you do, you're all so fucking smart!
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Anytime you over complicate a murder mystery to this degree, it can do nothing but fail. A movie where the crime scene takes place inside the mind? RETARDED.
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Vanilla Sky, Deja Vu, Dark City, Unforgettable, Dreamscape
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Attendance Guaranteed. I like that term... Murderer's Row. Perfect description. Let this movie be 3 hours of double penetration mind-fuckery. Can't wait.
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I'm guessing Leo will be in the runnings for a part in the next flick.
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Dude, you're all things smart in my book. Therefore, be reasonable here- ten seconds of a scene does not reveal ANY plot whatsoever. Don't jump the gun. There is no spoon, cool?
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Aug 24, 2009 8:32:49 PM CDT
Based on the .0025 seconds from this trailer, I extrapolate...
by yackbacker
That Leo will play a guy named Herb Cheeses, an insurance salesman by day, cock-fight promoter by night. Cheeses has a love of rooster violence and young Asian boys. He meets a banjo-playing miscreant/municipal bureaucrat played by Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Levitt's character eats all things with a spoon which he carries on his person. The spoon once belonged to Peter Lawford. On the last Tuesday of the month, these two men go on a road-trip adventure to stop a package from being delivered-- a package that will either kill all mankind or make the skies rain Skittles® upon the human race. Leo is also prone to sipping apple juice through a sippy cup in this movie. That's what I got from the trailer.
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That's just the way it is. All talkbackers everywhere are always right and there are no original movies ever and almost none are worth seeing.
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Analysing the movement of hotel carts for the greater good. Thanks for the information Beaks!
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Aug 24, 2009 8:47:13 PM CDT
I like how quickly "BwwOOOAAH-NNggUH!!" was picked up & run with
by kevred
That's all.
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OK Gents, I need some help with a movie title. This movie was released in the early 80's and was about college students (I think) who would play a game with pellet or paint guns, but someone starts playing for real and shooting the competitors. The game was you have a card with the name of a person you need to shoot and they have a card with a name, maybe you, maybe someone else, and you have to get to the end. The mystery is to find out who is really killing instead of playing the game.. It's not "Gotcha." help please..
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In the final scene, Leo wakes up in bed with Suzanne Pleshette.
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I strongly believe in gender parity in moviedom as a whole, but to expect every artist and every film to have parity is a bit silly, really. Everyone has a story to tell, and they each use different measures of ingredients.Only the campy manifestations of Batman have heavily featured women. Not to say that it couldn't be done well, but it hasn't really been yet. It's always more of an awkward fit compared to, say, Superman, Wonder Woman, Spider-Man, etc, where the presence of women--protagonists, lovers, mothers, aunts, etc.--is more integral to who the main characters are and their motives.Batman is a brooding guy who lost his mother as a child and now lives in a cave, seeking revenge and unfulfilled by material wealth. It's got a lot of the male psyche, warts and all, in it.
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Tampax in your IMAX!
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This movie will have something to do with uploading your mind into a simulated universe or some type of neural implant that allows you to experience your past thoughts. It's imperative that Leo induces himself into this simulated reality because he's been framed for a murder that he didn't commit. So it's up to him to find the real killer and vindicate his name. Also, we'll get some philosophical revelation about the true inner workings of the human mind, and how our thoughts dictate the reality you experience. SNORE!
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The movie is "T.A.G.: The Assassination Game" and introduced the looooovely Linda Hamilton at her fullest-lipped. Actually a nifty little film for what it was, and why Robert Carradine never had a career I have no idea.
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You're right- it's three parts Philip K. Dick, two parts DARK CITY if that synopsis is all there is to this movie. But I enjoy every movie Nolan has made so far. I'm curious to read your info though.
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Have to say it, but the Dark Knight started off well, but ended very, very flat. It just started getting preachy. The Prestige, which he made too, was pretty terrible. The twist was not brilliant. I think this guy is as overrated as M.Night. I'm just saying.
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He got lucky with Titanic. I'm just saying. If Pauly Shore was Jack in that movie, he would be an A-lister, and Leo would be selling hats in Los Angeles with Vanilla Ice.
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Nolan is one ofbtge last great film makers cinema has left. Dicaprio is a pretty good actor ( defenitely better than brad Pitt). And I think Nolan should cast Tom Hardy as the joker in the next batman movie. You'll agree once you see Bronson.
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you're not "just saying", you're opining. and i hardly saw TDK as preachy...unless you see the idea that the importance of optimism outweighing the importance of truth is a preachy concept. as far as dicaprio, he's a good actor. however, the only roles that i feel that he really disappeared into were arnie grape and howard hughes...otherwise it's mostly just leo being intense leo. he sobs well, i'll give him that too. i'm not a leo hater, but there are much better actors. apparently billy crudup was up for leo's role in titanic. i think i would have preferred him.
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Ur all just jealous!!!
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Gimme an E!!!!!
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Assumptions and Hyperbole
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hmmmm. ok.
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How anyone can hate on a Nolan-helmed movie starring that killer cast is beyond my comprehension. Fuck is wrong with the lot of you.
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because that would be awesome
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Aug 24, 2009 10:58:22 PM CDT
LEO SHOPS FOR BITCHES FROM THE VICTORIA'S SECRET CATALOG
by bringingsexyback
You all should be worshipping the guy, like I do.
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His idea of forum relevance is being a contrarian and saying that anything successful or popular sucks. Which, to be frank, is what most ignorant cunts do to look cool in the 5th grade - a few like Interneti, do it more frequently. Leo Dicaprio has been in MULTIPLE films nominated for Best Picture including two winners. Hell, he was in two films nominated in the same year once (Blood DIamond, The Departed). And Nolan is pretentious? Sure - if all you know is Paul Blart: Mall Copy or the half dozen titles you bought with the words "american" and "pie" in them. What a donkeyfluffer Interneti is.
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Aug 24, 2009 11:12:56 PM CDT
The Matrix a derivative and unoriginal movie? Really?
by sirbiatchreturns
Lmao Yackbacker, you're better than that. To call the Matrix a complete untalented ripoff is to be delusional. period. And yes, this trailer has a Matrixy vibe. It was clearly edited that way. I'm not saying the movie is going to be Matrix pt 2, but right now, it seems Matrixy. Anyone with common sense will tell you this.
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Aug 24, 2009 11:13:51 PM CDT
Nolan can't direct an action sequence to save his life
by sirbiatchreturns
TDK had bland action scenes, so did Begins. Hopefully Nolan will learn how to do it better.
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Leonardo has a lifetime free pass in Hollywood because of Titanic. I think he is one of the MOST overrated actors ever. Someone told me watch Basketball Diaries, I did, it was horrible.
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Aug 24, 2009 11:16:27 PM CDT
I LIKE NOLAN BECAUSE HE LET'S THE PERFORMANCES BREATH.......
by carlthormark1978
By letting the actors do their thing he gets great performances and I sure as fuck would take anything he does over most of the fucking hacks working today. I'm glad that there is at least one Director making intelligent studio flicks as opposed to most the fucking morons working today like Bay, McG, Ratner etc...
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and yet, so what? Please explain what is so wrong with a sausage fest.
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Aug 24, 2009 11:18:15 PM CDT
THE PERFECT HORROR PROJECT FOR NOLAN IS CALEB CARR'S THE ALIENIS
by carlthormark1978
That would fucking own.
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and people are already bitching about Nolan not being able to direct action. An erroneous claim, it is.
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I don't want to be the one that has to tell Ellen Page and Marion Cotillard they got dicks.
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Aug 24, 2009 11:27:15 PM CDT
WHY DON'T YOU ALL STFU ABOUT HIS GODDAMN ACTION SCENE'S........
by carlthormark1978
Yeah, he could learn a bit more about staging and editing when it comes to fight direction, HOWEVER, I’ll take his rich, character focused action movies over some Michael Bay piece of shit any fucking time.
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...there is absolutely nothing in this teaser worth writing home about. It does nothing to pique my interest. That being said, I'm sure Nolan will put something a little bit more substantial together later on. You know...like closer to the fucking release date.
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I'm 'meh' about him in general, I don't h8 on him but I don't find him that compelling. I can rattle of plenty of male actors I find more interesting on screen than him -- Oldman, Lewis, Pitt, Norton, Penn, Gyllenhaal, Malkovich, Irons, hell even Depp is more intriguing than Dicaprio and is more likely to get me into a theater. Maybe it's his choice of material or maybe his innate range limits his choice of material to sort of 'blah' characters that often seem to take a back seat to other characters. I think Daniel Day Lewis ate his lunch in Gangs of New York for instance and you can probably find similar instances. Can you ever picture him as a Willy Wonka (Depp), or as either of the main characters in Fight Club, or as Lennon assassin Mark Chapman (a role that Jake Gyllenhaal practically disappeared into in the rarely seen "Chapter 27")? About the only time he ever stood out was in full-on 'tard mode in Gilbert Grape way back when, but then full-on 'tard mode (as anyone who's seen Tropic Thunder knows) is a questionable choice at best as Sean Penn found out in I Am Sam. I enjoyed The Aviator for its flying scenes, but found Dicapiro not totally convincing as Hughes and could imagine Edward Norton doing it much better.
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Edit above.
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Probably the most shamefully wasteful example of body-distortion in modern film acting.
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Aug 24, 2009 11:49:15 PM CDT
I'M JUST GLAD KEN WATANABE IS STEPPING OUT OF THE SHADOWS
by bringingsexyback
of Sixteen Candles. He was long overdue.
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Well, duh. But for real, there was so much potential there. The second movie had some amazing moments, but they should have taken the concept of Neo as a Godlike figure (able to summon objects, fly, walk through walls, and do pretty much any crazy stuff he wanted) and ran with it. Plus they never addressed the very question the movie was begging: how do we know the "real world" isn't another Matrix? What if it is Matrices all the way down?
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Now this is what I call "cool news." Nolan is a genius, and one of the finest filmmakers in modern cinema. He's right up there with Tarantino, Fincher, and Anderson. "TDK" is the most and one of the most thoughtful action films ever made. "Memento" came close to being a masterpiece, "Batman Begins" was a great character study, "The Prestige" was an intelligent twist film, and "Insomnia" was an engrossing detective film.
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that take me out of the movie because I keep thinking his character is a teen. He would've made a decent LOTR elf.Looks like the other manboy JGL is in this, as well.But I'm one to talk as I've got fey looks, too, and Leo's only a year younger than I, but...I'm not trying to convince anyone I'm a rugged, tempered manly man. Yet, I was all prepared to hate Titanic; saw it years after everyone else, when my aunt dumped off all her old VHS when she upgraded, so I sat and watched the damned thing, and damned if he wasn't charming in that. The story lost me when she wouldn't get in the fucking boat, though. He could've had that bit of furniture to himself and perhaps survived. Then old Rose pitched the gem into the sea, instead of selling it and, say, possibly donating the cash to a battered women's shelter? Stupidity.
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How anyone can get really excited by this trailer is just gushing love for Nolan. I'm not saying the movie will be bad, in fact it'll probably be great like most of his work. But seriously, the guys jumping around walls is getting you wet behind the ears? With all the talk of how unoriginal Avatar is, you'd think people would see how this is exactly the type of stylized action that dominates Hollywood today.
There's really nothing there to get excited about it, but how could there be..? its 15 seconds of footage. And stop comparing this with Avatar, when did it become uncool to look forward to multiple movies?
Oh and Leo is a damn good actor, and anyone who says different is full of it. If anyone here was an actor you would do unspeakable things to get a role in a James Cameron movie, so don't blame him for doing Titanic one bit. You people act like he starred in Battlefield Earth. -
Batman Begins was shit. Dark Knight was the first truly good movie he made since Memento.
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Talk about hype. Yeah it was good, and refreshing in this day and age of Hollywood bullshit, but did anyone else find themselves completely uninvolved emotionally?
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Aug 25, 2009 12:10:54 AM CDT
yeah Rindain, the Matrix sequels were an obvious fuckup
by sirbiatchreturns
I absolutely loved watching Reloaded in theater. To this day it's still one the best movies I've seen in theater in terms of blockbuster wowness (I didn't see Matrix 1 in theater). That freeway chase scene was incredible. Even some of the fights were amazing. But the plot was such a let-down. How can the 2nd movie not address the real world being a matrix/levels of matrices? Complete and utter waste of a genuinely incredible concept.
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Sorry but saying he's a bad actor is like saying the sky is red. You're simply wrong. It's not a matter of opinion. The guy has proven time and time again he can act, and if you choose to deny that, you are ignoring his ridiculously impressive resume. Have fun in crazy bizarro world.
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I like the calls so far about auditioning for the next Batman movie, and with so many past stars of Batman Begins in the film.
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25 projects, when will this guy sleep.
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Gordon-Levitt is a talented young actor, but to be honest I don't really know if I want to see somebody else stepping into the same role at all, even less so because they're really good at imitating Heath Ledger and kinda sorta look like him in make-up perhaps. It's all kinds of weirds to me, and I can just imagine Warner Bros. catching wind of the idea and stepping on Nolan's nuts to make it happen. IF Nolan wants to do a sequel, and IF Nolan wants to include the Joker, then maybe. But both of those questions are a long way off.
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Do you know Nolan or something? Detached criticism of his work is nothing new around these parts, but your post seemed strangely bitter.
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Wasn't expecting to see the trailer before IB. I guess I haven't been paying attention. But I immediately wanted to see this instead.
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I look back at the nominees and winner for best film, earlier this year, the absence of Dark Knight, Wall-e and Revolutionary Road to me were huge omissions. Milk, Curious Case of Benjamin Button and Frost/Nixon, all generally good films but lucky to be in the top 5. (Frost/Nixon - probably number 6 for me and just missing out).
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his for finally getting truly good/great Batman films onscreen. But I have goota say im dissapoin ted in this a bit. So its basically the Matrix in people's minds (apparantly Leo owns a company that has tech that allows a person to enter another person's mind) as opposed to a computer world. It even looks visually like the Matrix, that action scene that is. Really not what I was expecting. But i will still give him the benefit of the doubt, and hope that little bit of footage is very misleading (which it probably is...)
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its not going to stop, Dark Knight was a huge success, the Joker is very popular and if Heath Ledger hadn't died, there is no doubt in my mind that the Joker would have played a part in the third film.
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You don't have to explain the situation to me. That was just my way of saying I don't particularly like it.
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1 million for the guy who selects sepia tint on the editing software, 9 for the etc.
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of course not. but that hallway scene is so similar to the one in paprika, i'd dare say nolan have watched that anime.
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I'm sure whatever it is it will be fantastic as usual. So glad at least one studio(WB) is still taking chances on risky projects like this. If more would follow their example I could maybe go out and actually pay to watch more than a handful of movies. Also glad to see JGL get more and more work.
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Watched it again the other night and it's really held up over the years, you get sucked right back in.
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I could see it.
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It was filmed in a vomit comet airplane..... fuckkkkkkkkkkkkk.
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90 million. They seriously gave him $200 mil for a psychological sci-fier? Wow. It sounds really cool but 2 guys rolling around on the walls of a hallway doesn't exactly get me pumped. Hopefully it has the Joker in it.
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That's a pretty huge risk for this type of psychological sci-fi. I can't really think of one that's been a big hit, but then again if they sell it as a matrix type flick then maybe it'll find a big audience. But when a film like District 9 which has much more broad appeal for sci-fi isn't making those kinda numbers, I don't know how they expect this too. Don't get me wrong D9's doing very well especially considering it's budget, but it's not gonna be one of the top movies in regards to box office.
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You talkbackers are always good for a laugh!
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so it looks like they're marketing it like Matrix Reloaded, too. Obviously there's going to be more eye candy for future hype.
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the plot is straight from Minority Report, the gravity defying action is straight from The Matrix, the city looks just like Dark Knight Gotham.
still - likely to be a million times more awesome than anything Bay craps out. Nolan hasn't put a foot wrong yet - so all my observations are unlikely to mean shit. Bring it on. -
, and even from the same studio. Im kinda worried about this one as there are several problems here imho. 1) While Nolan is a great director imho, he really isnt very good at action set pieces. As great as TDK is, I feel its action was its only weak point. 2)that small scene does look worringly similar to the Matrix, is this on purpose? I love Nolan's work (particulary BB, TDK, and insomnia), but sometimes directors coming off massive success have a tendency to do things they should nt.....Peter Jackson for example (LOTR----KK)...
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Nolan's, he can absolutely have the benefit of the doubt....
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And Michael Caine. Again. And again.
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"so all my observations are unlikely to mean shit"
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Does Joseph Gordon-Levitt look like Heath Ledger's little brother?
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If I'm right I'll never watch a Christopher Nolan movie again.
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Just keep reminding yourself that the guy playing Charles Bronson is the guy that played the baddie in Star Trek:Nemesis. Otherwise, it's quite a boring riff on Chopper.
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That's not his fault, though. Terrible story, terrible screenplay and direction. I don't know how that got the Oscar nom and Changeling didn't.
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Since there so much time left till its release and so many movies I plan to watch in the movie theatre before then I'm not watching the trailer on my computer, I'd rather be surprised by it, somewhere along the line, on the big screen.
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mandrakeroot i hear ya... i just saw d9 yesterday and i was didn't really like it. i didn't think it was bad, i just didn't like alot of what happened. i was expecting it to be really smart sci fi but i'd put it exactly equal with cloverfield... some of the stuff that was integral to the plot was just SO stupid... like how this magical fuel that was used to fly the spaceship, for some reason it also had the effect of turning humans into aliens?? what the hell is with that? and why would that prawn have the means on the alien mothership to reverse the transition? they'd never encountered humans before so why do they have some miracle tonic or whatever that changes prawn dna back into human dna... i dunno, maybe i just missed something or am thinking too much into it but it just annoyed me a bit... and i didn't think it was at all subtle the way in which the humans were portrayed as such fuck heads, even the main character... no need to hit us over the head with the sledge hammer... thats haggis territory
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No way Joker is in Batman 3. WB will want new villains anyway for toys and merch and Nolan won't want to step on Heath's legacy. Plus, we've done the Joker story now. I can see him returning (obviously recast) for a 5th Batman in this series..but certainly not for the next two sequels. My bet is The Riddler, Catwoman, Penguin or Black Mask. Or all the above.
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D9 comes out in the UK next week..is it worth seeing? Should I wait for DVD?
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Fuck yeah.
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So...yeah to the DVD? Or I'm guessing FUCK YEAH to cinema...well done on Bringing Sexy Back..it's definitely been away too long.
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Tarantino wowed me quite a bit with his brilliant Inglorious Basterds.
But its Christopher Nolan's Inception that will make us feel as though Alfred Hitchock is alive and well and ready knock our socks off once again.
Nolan's films are becoming THE events of the decade.
I can't wait for this movie. And DiCaprio looks awesome in it.
My wife and I will be first in line at the AMC Lincoln Center theater when this opens in New York next year. Hopefully I'll be able to get into an early screening before then.
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A friend of mine wants Levitt to play the Joker in Nolan's next Batman film.
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Did you find Batman Begins and TDK were up there with his other stuff?? Or did you think both the material and director were stifled creativley?
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It's a must-see in the theater. For the money you pay, it more than delivers.
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no one make that connection nooo?
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So I'll be more than happy to join them, who wouldn't want be cool?
Fuck that, actually. Nolan hasn't made a crappy movie yet, not even a mediocre one. Begins was good despite Holmes, Neeson sleepwalking through it, shaky-cam, and a script penned by Goyer. A lesser director would have failed miserably when faced with such problems. TDK was a massive improvement over Begins. Easily the best movie in the comic book adaptation genre, despite how good X2 was, or how nostalgic I feel about Donner's Superman.
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back to back last night. Greatness aside, those are some long fucking movies. Batman 3 can't come soon enough.
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District 9 is worth seeing. Awesome movie and I'm convinced Two-Face will be in Batman 3. Too great of a character to throw away.
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of the showing of IG that I saw. There was a trailer for a Martin Scorcese movie with Leonardo, Ben Kingsley, Max von Sydow and Jackie Earle Haley in it that looked horrorific.
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Cause after he gets done paying for that cast, the budget for this is actually $12.50.
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Aug 25, 2009 9:22:32 AM CDT
Should've waited until they had a trailer that made sense
by i_am_not_the_droid_you_are_looking_for
Isn't this flick still filming? Hold off a couple of months until you have more footage. This trailer was completely baffling.
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therefore i will see this.
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I kid you not.
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Aug 25, 2009 9:28:59 AM CDT
Anyone else be interested to see Nolan's take on the Hannah Mont
by spideyk
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Aug 25, 2009 9:29:00 AM CDT
Anyone else be interested to see Nolan's take on the Hannah Mont
by spideyk
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Anyone else interested to see Nolan take on a Hannah Montana movie?? Have a Jonas brother cameo and get him to talk in the Bale Batman voice...Dick Van Dyke for Alfred
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Not meaning to be overly critical, but your comments re RR sound more applicable to TF2 than this movie
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"And I had to adjust my fly..." That looks awesome!
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Nolan doesn't strike me as a copycat storyteller. Have faith-- Nolan has earned at least that much from us so far.
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Insomnia was ok, not a patch on the original Norwegian version though. Memento is about 1000 times better.
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Yeah I'm gonna get slaughtered for saying this, but until "Star Trek 90210" Nemesis was my fave Star Trek film, one of the key reasons was Tom Hardy as Shinzon. And I love The Substitute, so I'm very glad Tom Hardy and Berenger are appearing in a high profile fliq like this. And it was said somewhere else, but you know how they say a leading actor is the idealized version of the director (like depp is to burton, etc) ? I notice with his hair grown out a little bit more and since he put on a little more weight DiCaprio looks a lot like Nolan in this fliq, but then again that could just be me.
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to The Dark Knight imax preview. How everyone kept calling it "BatHeat" or he ripped off Mann, etc. Now people say he ripped off Matrix. I just hope Watanabe doesn't die too early like BB.
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I thought The Prestige had some creepy, somewhat scary, scenes. Particularly the last 10 seconds. An enormously underrated movie.
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the gravity shit is fantasy, not futuristic. not many scenes but it looked like it could have taken place in the 80s. im hoping thats not the case. great casting and director, but that gravity shit? i dunno. i hope they're not acting like that's the coolness in this movie. it was already in ultraviolet and wasn't even a huge deal in that movie. science fiction can be a great genre, but science fantasy is dumb. and d9 is close to science fantasy.
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Star Wars would like a word with you and I'm not referring to the piece of shit prequels.
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He was considered a prodigy giving great performances in stuff like What's Eating Gilbert Grape and This Boy's Life. Then he did Titanic and got elevated to teen heart throb status, which made every other teen male hate his pretty boy guts. Since then its been an uphill battle, but if he hasn't earned your respect by now in stuff like The Aviator and The Departed, you don't know what good acting is.
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Thanks for that it was driving me crazy! Now I just need to find it!
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...WANTED and THE MATRIX with a dash of Phillip K Dick. I have to say though that the cast is kickass!!!
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This might be "The Matrix" for smart people. Or an intelligent version of "The Matrix." :)
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I once wrote my dream movie and have always had plans to produce it once I finish film school. It was a thriller about aliens using gravity as a weapon against humanity. It ended more large scale than I could ever produce: houses eventually tearing out the ground and flying into the sky, but it started small. People would find themselves flung against the walls in front of them and it would have tried to make the sight of a wall being far in front of you quite scary in case gravity suddenly changed. I was horrified to see this start happening in the trailer, but to be fair it was never going to get done by me. The films probably going to be about something completely different but its nice to see somebody else had the same idea I had. Should be a sight to see.
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Interesting that they spent 200 mil on this, not saying it wont be worth it everything Nolan has done is gold maybe the studio actually realizes that. Why's everyone complaining about Nolan's action sequences? In your defense I don't think the hand to hand stuff at the end of TDK was all that great but the scene with the tunnel and the batpod was phenomenal action.
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supposedly what it's about:
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Make the 2nd highest grossing movie of all time and the studio will write you a blank check.
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Reminded me of "Dark City" a bit. Can't wait.
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Bronson is not based on the movie Chopper or the real life Chopper. It's based on the real life of the man who goes by the alias "Charlie Bronson" who is serving time in jail this very moment.
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It didn't show you anything, it left you wanting to see more but half the fucks on here would rather make shit up. Pricks.
Its one gravity defying scene has made me want to see this more than the 16 minutes of that shit avatar cartoon I sat through last week. It might be in 3D but its still a fucking cartoon without the laughs. I'd rather watch Up than that shit.
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I haven't seen the original. I'll take your word on it. As for Memento... The first time I saw it I thought it was brilliant. But upon repeat viewings it has become gimmicky and kind of annoying. It's more like an experiment than a flick. Like that backwards Seinfeld episode they did in one of the last seasons when they were obviously getting bored creatively. I've seen Insomnia a few times and found it great every time. It holds up much better than Memento for me.
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Truly, Christopher Nolan is yet to disapoint. And this trailer is ace! Can't wait for this movie. Bring it on, Mr Nolan, please.
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I don't fuckign get it? Sinc ewhen it became cool to hate really talented filmmakers? Ah yes, it was the same time when it became cool to like miserable untalented piece of shit hacks like Michael Bay and Jar Jar Abrams, right? Forgot about that peculiar, retard and deseased geek movement, the movement to love shit movies and the shit filmmakers who make them.
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Nolan knows how to make action scenes very well. He knows how to make an action scene much better then the so called experts. there should be more people making action scenes like Nolan. If that happened, i rarely would had the impression that the people who make the action movies presume i'm deeply stupid and retard. It would be great to watch an action scene and not feel like i'm being dumbed down. Thankfully, i have Christopher Nolan to deliver proper action scenes that make me feel smart while watchign them.Nolan knows mor ein his pinkie toe about action then most hacks will ever know in their whole body throughout their whole life. Hacks like Michael Bay and Jar Jar Abrams. Fuck them, long live Nolan.
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Aug 26, 2009 11:43:30 AM CDT
So we've got a running tally of about 20 movies that Inception i
by ribbons
...and after just one minute of footage, no less! That's truly impressive. Any other films you want to add to the pile, nerds?
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Yeah, I have to agree with you about Nolan's inability to stage action or more specifically hand-to-hand combat action well. I loved DK and the car chases were fantastic, but a lot of the hand-to-hand stuff were either choreographed poorly, Bale was unable to execute the moves convincingly, and/or it was just not shot as well as it could've been. Batman just seems too slow (did any parts of the Scarecrow fight scene in DK look sped up to you?), and not agile, skilled, or strong enough to take down so many people with basically one or two shots. Batman is suppose to be the best or 2nd best martial artist in the DC world ... in the movies, I just don't see it at all. In Begins, the sword fighting was good, and all the physical fights were not bad because they were either hidden or they just had Bale brawling, which I was fine with. But in DK, I was hoping for a much more skilled and vicious Batman. Maybe the KFM fighting method just isn't that visually interesting. I'm not asking for Bruce Lee or Ong Bak (though showing an acrobatic Batman would be pretty cool too), but just something more believable and badassed.
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Again, I just talking specifically the hand to hand stuff. Nolan does great action with everything else action-wise. Not too over the top and suspenseful build-up.
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I think he's in the very least a really good and talented actor. I thought he was great in Catch Me If You Can, Aviator, The Departed, and Gangs of New York. I think he will be one of those actors that will only get better with age. I don't think I've ever seen him in a bad movie. He seems to make really good choices.
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dude, come on....
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If Warner had extra cash Green Lantern wouldn't be in jepordy down under.
I liked the Prestige. It was like an expanded Twilight Zone Episode. And Memento is and always will be a masterpeice.
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