Whoa, that was quite awesome. +1 for the sound of silence verse. How fitting was that?

Crazy Eight wrote:

Duh, did you really just say that?

If it's not even memorable than why would I consider it the best?

Yeah, that's right, if it's not even memorable for you, then why would you consider it the best. It's not only about you though.

Only use details, uh, a, a street lamp or a phone booth, never entire areas!

Crazy Eight wrote:

talli wrote:Is it me or is that one of the best close ups ever in cinema? His stare is so haunting

I don't even remember the close up in which you speak of, so I doubt it's one of the best in cinema.

Duh, did you really just say that?

Very nice to see that some people ignore EVERYTHING the movie tells you. "It doesn't matter". Bullshit. If there's anything the movie tells you, it's that there IS a difference between reality and dream. The whole movie he is trying to come back to the "real world". Not because he will be in jail if...

Uh, did you even read my post? You don't actually clearly SEE his left hand in the ending shots, so even if the wedding ring represents reality, you can't tell whether or not the airport / home scenes are reality. The ring is probably not there though. I still wonder why Michael Caine can't be in a ...

I agree that he's in reality, but you actually never really see that he hasn't got the wedding ring on at the end.

Dream Thief wrote: 3: Cobb saying goodbye to Mal "I miss you more than I can bear, but we had our time together. And now I have to let go." (moving)

I wonder how anyone can say that this movie lacks emotion?!

I love the 'waking up on the plane scene' with everyone looking at Cobb and in the airport where he nods in recognition of what they've just done - and Fischer's look at Cobb as if he recognises him from somewhere. Those final scenes are pure heaven to watch.. The best ever ending to a movie I'd ha...

The King's Speech is a very good film, I don't think it deserved to win but they certainly have made worse choices....and could have this year. The King's Speech is a much better film than Slumdog Millionaire and Crash, both of which I think are genuinely bad movies. Yes, Hooper didn't really bring...