inception ending

‘Inception’ Ending: Reviews Have People Talking!

inception ending

The newest and maybe most powerful Leonardo DiCaprio film is now in theatres! Yay! I have been waiting anxiously for this and the ‘Inception’ ending reviews seem great! Continue reading for all the info you need, with more photos and a video.

You won’t get a spoiler here, but here are some basics! The premise behind this movie is that Dom Cobb (DiCaprio) is a thief who uses subliminal tactics to break into people’s minds and use their thoughts against them. Christopher Nolan, who also did ‘The Dark Knight’ has come up with a very intriguing idea that keeps people on the edge of their seats!

‘Inception’s’ ending reviews are saying that people are still awestruck and glued to their seats! There is more below and you can read more about it here, and then check out these other hot topics today!

PopEater has the story that Oksana may have been bribing Mel Gibson out of millions?!

Lindsay Lohan is heading to rehab… again says Celebrity Dirty Laundry.

Celebrity Hot Sauce has hot photos that Katy Perry is taking for her new album “Teenage Dream.”

Pink was rushed to the hospital after falling from a harness at a concert, and Celebrity VIP Lounge has all the details.

Gossip Teen has the story, photos & video of Selena Gomez and her band performing on “America’s Got Talent.”

For all the details and photos from the great Fashion Fights AIDS San Francisco event, check out Hillary Shepherd.

Bumpshack has all the latest on Big Brother and “The Saboteur!”

Check out the hot pics from Rachel Reilly’s photo shoot at Starcasm.net!

Now back to the movie that has people talking. Once more people have seen it, I see this movie as one that will be seriously discussed and people will try to extract all of the meanings behind it. After seeing the trailer the first time I was hooked, and now with some reviews and hints about the dramatic ending, I can’t wait until I see it!

What do you think about the interesting theme in this latest film? I hope the ‘Inception’ ending reviews hold true and that it’s as exciting as it looks. Be sure to leave me your thoughts, and your opinions once you see it!
Enjoy these pictures & video!

P

inception ending

'Inception's' head game is a heist caper at heart

You get the job. Then you get the gang together to pull it off. It may be diamonds, or cash; it may be strictly business, or it may be personal.

Something about the heist movie genre appeals to the larcenous weasel in all of us. (You especially; your character deficiencies are more pronounced than most.) When I was a kid I couldn't get enough of capers such as the original "Ocean's 11" (1960), which today is worth revisiting for its Saul Bass credit sequence and not much else, and yet that twist ending … and those shark-skin suits … and that Vegas neon….

The heist genre preys on our greed, our taste for order and a precisely calibrated plan, and most of all on our delight in complication — in best-laid plans going at least a little bit flooey.

Opening today, writer-director Christopher Nolan's "Inception" cloaks its narrative in a series of surreal overcoats, dream-layers designed to intrigue and amaze. It is at heart a heist movie, though, and I suspect if the film goes over well with the public beyond a strong opening week, it'll be because "Inception" places a familiar genre inside a visual landscape that seems new: a little "Matrix," a little Dali, plus just enough "Rififi" in its honor among thieves to honor the tradition.

The famous centerpiece of director Jules Dassin's ice-cold, diamond-hard 1955 classic is a wordless (though not silent) extended sequence depicting a jewelry robbery. If you have not seen "Rififi" in a while, or ever, you must. It paved the way for so much. So many Hollywood heist movies that came in its wake favored the breezy amorality — the "gang comedy" vibe — underneath the notion of The Big Score. There's nothing merry about the tight-lipped, existentially doomed crew in "Rififi."

In a lighter mood, after the cloud of the Hollywood blacklist had passed, Dassin went on to make "Topkapi" (1964) and the die was cast for many of the heist films of the '60s and '70s. "Inception" is a very different animal. But the basics remain the same. One last score. Complicated plans, complicated by the unforeseen.

What's your favorite movie heist? Be it a bank shot, a hot rock or a mint job, hit the comments board at chicagotribune.com/talkingpictures, or email me at mjphillips@tribune.com.

Movies on the radio: Michael Phillips chats with Greg Jarrett in the 6:30 a.m. hour Friday on WGN-AM 720.

And movies on TV: Phillips and A.O. Scott co-host "At the Movies," airing 10:35 p.m. (after late local news) Saturdays and 10:30 a.m. Sundays on WLS-Ch. 7 through Aug. 15.