This is really good news. Ebert has always been on the positive side for Nolan (I think his lowest ratings were 3/4 for both Memento and The Prestige), so I kinda figured he would do at least the same for Inception, although a 4/4 is very encouraging! I think I've read all the reviews I need to now ...

I'm pretty sure that where credits go in a film is not entirely up to the director(like Memento) unless the project is one that is ambitious and sure to make money (like Batman Begins). For example when George Lucas made Star Wars, the studio was upset that he put the credits at the end. I don't kn...

I also feel that Pitt's character in Inglourious Basterds (Lt. Aldo Raine) was in a supporting role compared to Christopher Waltzs' Hans Landa. Brad Pitt is listed as the lead, but it was an ensemble cast, him and Waltz were the lead characters, but he's the main one. Melanie Laurent was really the...

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micool wrote:damn, Ebert posted some new reviews, but none are Inception

he keeps torturing us..

it'll be up in the morning tommorow. sorceror's apprentice just got its review out earlier because it was released a day or two before inception.

"Siege of Gotham" or...? http://www.cinematical.com/2010/07/13/is-warner-bros-beginning-its-batman-3-viral-marketing/ Christopher Nolan's Inception comes out this Friday, and I know lots of people are excited about it because it looks great (check out Todd's review here). There are, however, groups ...

Its my least favorite Nolan film, but its interesting to see what he was able to accomplish w/ such constrictions (although one thing I did like was Nolan shooting in B&W... wonder if he'll ever do that again? )

there is now a fanpage you can 'like' as well (2,333 people already!):

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=4 ... 676?ref=ts

Shooting In April! Like we didn't knew...still, funny how sir Michael Caine (the ultimate badass!) always says the obvious and Nolan and Co. are always so secretive...Bloody Pennyworth is my favourite! :clap: Can't wait for three things in the coming months: 1)OFFICIAL TITLE 2)CASTING ANNOUNCEMENT ...

As long as we get a title, and maybe some official talk and casting on the villains before summer ends, I think I'll be happy...

Even though its still probably too soon since The Aviator was released (the fact that he's working w/ DiCaprio now probably dosn't help), I kinda hope Nolan pulls this out of the drawer sooner or later. I mean, if they can reboot Batman and Spiderman five years after their previous entries were rele...