A Kid, a Schmuck, and a Sorcerer walk into a bar…

Yay, it looks like The Kids are Alright is finally going into wider release and I plan to see it this weekend.  Stay tuned for my review.  I also plan to see Despicable Me soon.  I’m undecided about Dinner for Schmucks. 

I have also been thinking about seeing The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, but after seeing Inception, I have a hard time going to see movies that I believe are going to be mediocre.  I know, I know – I need to keep an open mind.  I’m working on it…

Explanation of the Levels of Inception

Yes, it’s another posting about Inception.  What can I say?  I loved the movie.  But let’s face it: it’s pretty complicated.  Again, this is a **SPOILER** for those of you who haven’t seen Inception, so go see it first. Do not click the link.

If you have seen it, here’s a great explanation of The 5 Levels of Inception by Matt Sinopoli and Josh Tyler. Check it out.

If you liked this post, here’s a couple other related posts you might also like these:

• How the Inception Corridor Scenes were Filmed
• The magic of the spinning corridor and 9 other Inception resources

Inception Interpreted

Have you seen Inception yet?  If you haven’t, drop whatever you’re doing and go see it now.  Yeah, it’s that good.  Here’s my review of Inception.

**SPOILER ALERT**

Do not click the following link if you do not want to know what happens in the movie.

Peter Hall has done an excellent job of examining the movie and providing his opinion of what really happened as well as some plot holes he feels exist in the story.  I’m inclined to agree with interpretation #5, but Hall makes some good points in all the interpretations.

First, go see Inception then read Hall’s examination of it: Dissecting Inception: Six Interpretations and Five Plot Holes.