How do you think it will stand up over the years?

Saw it last night. 10:30 Sunday night IMAX.

Maybe 20 people in the theatre. Center row, slightly lower then center seats.

I saw no preview and read nothing about it. I even refused to read your post, I had no idea what it was about, I just trusted the people who recommended it. I prefer my "holy shit!" moments to be without preconceived notions.

The boy and I discussed the internal consistencies across the layers, and yeah, I'm a bit iffy on 3rd level gravity under 1st and 2nd level free fall. But then again, the time differential combined with micro-acceleration of the dreamers (as they breath move while breathing, nah, then they'd be oscillating slowly) may be tortured to account for it, dunno.

We will be going back to see it. Not sure if it is a Matrix level keeper (I have the Matrix blueray set), but they will be getting more money out of us in a additional viewings. This one wants a BIG screen and a POWERFUL sound system.

Post #330,587 by static 8/1/10 8:02:53 AM Reply	How do you think it will stand up over the years? The Matrix is still a fabulous piece of escapism, even a decade on. Wade. Q:Is it proper to eat cheeseburgers with your fingers? A:No, the fingers should be eaten separately.
Post #330,646 by jay 8/2/10 10:59:15 AM Reply	I think this one will hold up This is a fundamentally good movie that at it's core is about the flaws of the lead character. So there is nothing here that will decay with age the way special effects epics do. Plus, the movie is complex enough that it should be interesting to see several times. Jay
Post #330,647 by crazy 8/2/10 11:21:52 AM 8/2/10 11:29:07 AM Reply	Agreed (warning, spoiler) Saw it last night. 10:30 Sunday night IMAX. Maybe 20 people in the theatre. Center row, slightly lower then center seats. I saw no preview and read nothing about it. I even refused to read your post, I had no idea what it was about, I just trusted the people who recommended it. I prefer my "holy shit!" moments to be without preconceived notions. The boy and I discussed the internal consistencies across the layers, and yeah, I'm a bit iffy on 3rd level gravity under 1st and 2nd level free fall. But then again, the time differential combined with micro-acceleration of the dreamers (as they breath move while breathing, nah, then they'd be oscillating slowly) may be tortured to account for it, dunno. We will be going back to see it. Not sure if it is a Matrix level keeper (I have the Matrix blueray set), but they will be getting more money out of us in a additional viewings. This one wants a BIG screen and a POWERFUL sound system. Edited by crazy Aug. 2, 2010, 11:29:07 AM EDT Expand All History
Post #331,656 by SpiceWare 8/22/10 10:06:21 AM Reply	finally saw it yesterday I wondered about the gravity as well. The friend I went with missed the significance of the spinning top at the end.

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