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Like Mission Impossible meets The Matrix.

Awesome visuals, music, characters, all you would expect from the master that is Nolan.

Well the one word people kept repeating after the show I saw was "Mind Fuck." Really?

I wasn't really surprised by anything that happened, and everything that I did expect to happen, did. Leo's backstory for instance. THis is DiCaprio after all. Always been a fan of his from the start, though not sure if that is a popular opinion. Ellen Page? Not so much,

Nolan, really does have an undeniable love for the craft of telling a great story & I love the fact that this is one of those films that still has you thinking afterwards. For instance, does the kids' clothing change at all?

Just "think about where you were last."

Marion Cotillard's haunting beauty.

Not on the same level as Blade Runner in lore and a little long in the tooth, but a damn fine film.

The scenes from the trailers aren't even the best scenes.

[bone machine]

Gonna see it later today. Heard it was great, have a feeling I won't be disappointed.

[bone machine]

For instance, does the kids' clothing change at all?

Wow. Even though I read this thread BEFORE I saw it, that was one detail that I didn't even really pick up on while I was watching it...

It's definitely the kind of movie you have to see more than once to try and pick up on all the details, I think.
I did feel a little let down that I guessed one of the main plot twists before they actually revealed it. It wasn't obvious, per se, yet it did just kinda dawn on me really early on...

[Goldensuitcase]

I loved this film. Definitely a first-day blu-ray purchase for me.

I thought the last hour was just amazing and to have it end on the note it did, brilliant job by Nolan. But that's not surprising now is it. I can not wait to see this again.