I'm just gonna jump in here and say that I'll be seeing this film at its world premiere of this (provided it's in London). Just wanted to rub it in guys

Actually, Tapion, Deadline is pretty much the most credible website for film news. Its editor-in-chief, Nikki Finke, is hugely influential in Hollywood, and the number of exclusives they break is staggering. They're far above others like /Film and Comingsoon.

I'd love to see deleted scenes actually, but in the form of a 10 hour directors cut where absolutely nothing is left out and we're treated to an absolute epic

This is the first time I've ever really felt against piracy. I'm going to admit that I'm absurdly hypocritical - I download plenty of films, TV shows (only those not shown in the UK) and music online. However, with this film, I just want absolutely everybody to go and see it in a cinema. Not just so...

Yeah, it has to be Eames for me too, if we're talking simply about the characters and not the actors. I also loved Arthur's character, not only because of his hallway sequences, but because he was generally speaking pretty damn cool, and his rapport with Eames was amazing.

Can someone explain why a score of 9.5 puts it that far down? It has a score of 8.4 on the Top 250.

IMO, Cobb is definitely dreaming. First the spinning top did not fall. And most importantly, the kids didn't seem to age. From the first time we see the two children playing in the background of the house, they look the same as when we finally get to see them reunite with Cobb. So IMO, Cobb is stil...

IMO, Cobb is definitely dreaming. First the spinning top did not fall. And most importantly, the kids didn't seem to age. From the first time we see the two children playing in the background of the house, they look the same as when we finally get to see them reunite with Cobb. So IMO, Cobb is stil...

Probably everything in the hotel. It's actually a large number of scenes, but I loved all of them. The best ones were obviously the zero gravity fight sequences.

One minor question:does the train hitting the streets have a long or short apearence 8-) It's there for a while, and is an important piece of symbolism in the film. But seriously, stop asking so many small questions about the film, you're spoiling it for yourself (I know you've already been in the ...