Hey Nolanfans,
I've just got back from the Inception premiere in Leicester Square, and the entire thing was amazing. I got to walk on the amazing Inception carpet, stood about 5 feet from Leo, Ken, Cillian and JGL as I walked down there, and - of course - got to see the film (after the whole cast, and Nolan, got on stage and introduced the film).
As for the film itself, absolutely incredible. I don't think I was anything other than enthralled throughout the two and a half hour epic. Not a bad performance in the bunch, and as has generally been said, JGL stole the show. Not only was his rapport with Hardy's character, Eames, exceptionally entertaining, but he was also part of without a doubt one of the best scenes of the entire film (the rotating hall-way / zero gravity fights), and his chemistry with all the other actors and actresses was unparalleled.
The action is Nolan's best work of this kind, and the climactic set piece was incredibly well-done. The third act, as has been said by various critics, really does make Memento look incredibly one-dimensional and simplistic, and as for the ending...well, obviously I don't want to ruin it, but it's an absolutely perfect way to finish the film.
I'll be uploading some pictures soon
I've just got back from the Inception premiere in Leicester Square, and the entire thing was amazing. I got to walk on the amazing Inception carpet, stood about 5 feet from Leo, Ken, Cillian and JGL as I walked down there, and - of course - got to see the film (after the whole cast, and Nolan, got on stage and introduced the film).
As for the film itself, absolutely incredible. I don't think I was anything other than enthralled throughout the two and a half hour epic. Not a bad performance in the bunch, and as has generally been said, JGL stole the show. Not only was his rapport with Hardy's character, Eames, exceptionally entertaining, but he was also part of without a doubt one of the best scenes of the entire film (the rotating hall-way / zero gravity fights), and his chemistry with all the other actors and actresses was unparalleled.
The action is Nolan's best work of this kind, and the climactic set piece was incredibly well-done. The third act, as has been said by various critics, really does make Memento look incredibly one-dimensional and simplistic, and as for the ending...well, obviously I don't want to ruin it, but it's an absolutely perfect way to finish the film.
I'll be uploading some pictures soon
