Do your dreams look like a Bond film turning itself inside out? Mine tend to be more mundane Mike Leighish affairs, with occasional touches of Bunuel: nothing that couldn't be shot over a single weekend with a Super 8 and lots of cups of tea. The most technologically advanced I ever get are flying dreams but even they're nothing a little the ol blue screen, circa-1979-Superman, couldn't handle. I have never, however, dreamed of anything that needed the involvement of Industrial Light and Magic or any other cutting-edge cgi whizzes. Maybe that is because I am a boring old fart, although I suspect when Christopher Nolan means "dreams" he means "directorial wet-dreams." There's a difference.
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I thought the same thing, though the one dream that recalled "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" was a nice touch. Otherwise, a big snooze.
ReplyDeleteThis is one theme that runs through different reviews of the movie--it's clear that it's not about dreams as people experience them.
ReplyDeleteThere are some indications that Nolan made that choice:
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/07/16/movies/20100716-inception-aoas-feature.html
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