Chick 1 says: 
This has been one of my most anticipated movies of this year (and that includes Iron Man 2). The first trailer was so intriguing, and considering director Christopher Nolan’s ability to beautifully weave intricate plots with complex themes, when the big marketing push started a few weeks ago, I purposely avoided the new footage so I wouldn’t figure anything out. I’m glad I did but turns out, it didn’t matter.
The Basics: I’m not gonna tell you. Just let me advise you to bring something to take notes so you can keep up. If you want more details watch the trailer here.
What I Liked: Honestly, my brain hurts…but oh, how it hurts so good. I’ve been thrilled about the cast (come on! Leo, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ellen Page, Ken Wantanabe, Michael Caine, Lucas Haas!) since the trailer. The physics-warping script did not disappoint and somehow, Nolan keeps all the plates spinning like a good magician, keeping our attention where it needs to be. The score (by personal fav Hans Zimmer) is intense but works well; I didn’t even notice how heavy it was until the end credits. And the sign of a good movie, at least for me, about half way through I realized I had seen most of the freaky footage in the trailer and still had no idea where this was going.
What I Didn’t Like: I am abandoning this section in this review, nothing to write. Instead we look at:
Movies That Inception Draws Elements From Without Ripping Off (It’s Still Totally Original):
-The Matrix – Don’t worry. You won’t figure it out.
-Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind – Gorgeous.
-Shutter Island – Obvious reasons.
-Speed – Yes, at one point I thought – Hey, it’s like Speed.
Bottom Line: Mind blown…pieces everywhere…need to see again.
Addendum: OK, I did think of something for my What I Didn’t Like section but it’s kind of a SPOILER so read at your own risk. The bad guys obviously graduated from Stormtrooper Marksmanship Academy. So many times the good guys should be shot…dead…several times over. I’m willing to suspend my disbelief somewhat since…the bad guys aren’t real and Juno is controlling the physics of the world but….
Wow, that glowing review makes me want to go see it with you!
The more I read FlickChicks, the more I appreciate what a storytelling fan is my good friend Erin. I just saw “Shutter Island”, and enjoyed both taking in Scorcese’s emotional camera work AND learning that I’d called the plot twist dead on from the first trailer. Even after reading your review, spoiler and all, I’m eager to catch this film. Just wish I could see it with you and Wendy. Next time I’m in town, I hope we can find a good movie!
Dead on review. My forgiveness for the Stormtrooper marksmanship is, it’s a dream. I can dodge bullets in my dreams too.
Leilani, would love to see this with you!
You too, Kenny! Agreed that we should catch a flick next time you’re in town. I’m sad I missed you last time. And thanks for the compliment!
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