I'm sure most of you saw "Inception" more that once...
And I was wondering how the experience was after every new viewing.
And I was wondering how the experience was after every new viewing.
Viewings of Inception
No matter how many times I watch it, nothing will ever live up to seeing it in a theater full of people. Hearing the reactions through out the movie is priceless.
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Ditto.And Inception doesn't have as much replay value like some other nolan films anyway.DoubleD wrote:No matter how many times I watch it, nothing will ever live up to seeing it in a theater full of people. Hearing the reactions through out the movie is priceless.
It got much better probably through the 6th or 7th time I saw it, because with each viewing I was catching little nuances placed within the film (such as Leo's wedding band for instance). I think it has a lot of replay value overall because of the layers of the film which is required through the plot, thus it's a pretty fast paced film. I've actually found The Dark Knight to be a little lengthy the more I've watched it, particularly with the ferry scene at the end (which is necessary it just drags the film a bit long IMO).
Haven't felt that with Inception yet, only beef I had with it after multiple viewings is that they cut back to the falling van from the bridge a few too many times, as if to say to the audience, "remember why everything is going on in the other levels." I felt this could have been handled a bit better from the standpoint that it could have been shown maybe 3 times, once as it goes off, one in the middle and one right before the end....and hell for all I know it was 3 times that it was shown, but it felt like 5 or more.
Haven't felt that with Inception yet, only beef I had with it after multiple viewings is that they cut back to the falling van from the bridge a few too many times, as if to say to the audience, "remember why everything is going on in the other levels." I felt this could have been handled a bit better from the standpoint that it could have been shown maybe 3 times, once as it goes off, one in the middle and one right before the end....and hell for all I know it was 3 times that it was shown, but it felt like 5 or more.
To me it gets better and better. I don't think I will ever get tired of seeing this movie. I saw it twice the opening day and haven't stopped since. I always try to pick new small things with each viewing and I usually always find something new.
1st Viewing: Jaw dropped to the floor.
2nd Viewing: Didn't have same effect.
3rd: I spotted things I've never spotted before, which made the experience better
Continuous Viewings: A Nolan Classic
2nd Viewing: Didn't have same effect.
3rd: I spotted things I've never spotted before, which made the experience better
Continuous Viewings: A Nolan Classic
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I've seen it 4 times from start to end.
First i was like wow,but the seconds times i didnt like to watch the whole exposition over and over again,i wish it wasnt in there.
First i was like wow,but the seconds times i didnt like to watch the whole exposition over and over again,i wish it wasnt in there.
Same. Except the third time I saw it and the audience were just ignorant and annoying moronsDoubleD wrote:No matter how many times I watch it, nothing will ever live up to seeing it in a theater full of people. Hearing the reactions through out the movie is priceless.
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Viewing one:07202012 wrote:I'm sure most of you saw "Inception" more that once...
And I was wondering how the experience was after every new viewing.
Viewing two:
Viewing three:
Viewing four with Subtitles:
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1: Release Day, In theaters - Awesome film, What the hell was Saito Saying?
After the film, I bought the Soundtrack, This is now a new habit when seeing blockbusters.
2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 etc... Blu ray: I love the wide-angle shots a little too much. My hand is always on the pause button because every scene has a cool wide-angle shot.
Flaws - The soundtrack on the snow mountain is a bit cheesy, taking the main theme and making it more rock n roll.
It's an inspirational film, and whenever I feel a little photographic block, I throw on Inception and I am out the door shooting photos.
The ending still gives me chills.
After the film, I bought the Soundtrack, This is now a new habit when seeing blockbusters.
2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 etc... Blu ray: I love the wide-angle shots a little too much. My hand is always on the pause button because every scene has a cool wide-angle shot.
Flaws - The soundtrack on the snow mountain is a bit cheesy, taking the main theme and making it more rock n roll.
It's an inspirational film, and whenever I feel a little photographic block, I throw on Inception and I am out the door shooting photos.
The ending still gives me chills.
