TheVoid said:

I just saw it.

It's pretty good.

I thought the dialogue that kind of spoon feeds the concept to the audience in the beginning of the movie was unnecessary, but then again---I've seen the matrix, so I've been softened up to the concept of virtual realities within the mind in cinema.

Overall, it's a pretty good film. The action sequences are a bit excessive, but then again---it's a summer movie. ....from hollywood.

when the plot is that complicated, not a single line of dialogue can be wasted on non-plot

markpeg said:

I thought of each of the 12 levels of the elevator as a whole world that Leo had created. Where did Ellen Page find the time to fully explore each one?

She didn't.

ZombieKitten said:

TheVoid said:

I just saw it.

It's pretty good.

I thought the dialogue that kind of spoon feeds the concept to the audience in the beginning of the movie was unnecessary, but then again---I've seen the matrix, so I've been softened up to the concept of virtual realities within the mind in cinema.

Overall, it's a pretty good film. The action sequences are a bit excessive, but then again---it's a summer movie. ....from hollywood.

when the plot is that complicated, not a single line of dialogue can be wasted on non-plot

Whatever, I liked when Ellen Page's character was all like, "Wait a minute, guys! WHOSE dream are we going into??"