Went to see Source Code last night...

[DestroyRepeat]

If you're a sci-fi nerd or into say, quantum mechanics you'll end up liking it. Production wise it comes off a bit like a low-budget Inception.

Good movie, but the OMG Twist Ending! and antagonist's identity are completely transparent about 15 minutes into the movie.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkTrG-gpIzE[/ame]

 

[Folk You!]

It's getting rave reviews, so it must be a pretty good movie. At first I wasn't so sure about it, but once those good reviews came a rollin' in, I decided it's one of those movies I should probably see.

 

[DestroyRepeat]

It's getting rave reviews, so it must be a pretty good movie. At first I wasn't so sure about it, but once those good reviews came a rollin' in, I decided it's one of those movies I should probably see.

It's definitely worth watching, although it's not necessarily a "must-see-in-the-theaters" experience.

Mostly just an interesting thought exercise.

 

[MeanElf]

Going to give this a go too - Jake proved himself to be a good action player in Prince of Persia and I liked Inception a lot. That one didn't bake my noodle as much as I thought it would so this should be okay too.

As for rave reviews, they usually mean very little - it's the films/games that get ignored that tend to be the best for me; need I mention Bulletstorm as example?

 

[Folk You!]

Yeah, I rarely see movies in theaters anymore unless it's something graphically crazy like Avatar. I'll rent this once it hits store shelves.

 

[DestroyRepeat]

Going to give this a go too - Jake proved himself to be a good action player in Prince of Persia and I liked Inception a lot. That one didn't bake my noodle as much as I thought it would so this should be okay too.

As for rave reviews, they usually mean very little - it's the films/games that get ignored that tend to be the best for me; need I mention Bulletstorm as example?

That reminded me, I still needed to put Prince of Persia on my Netflix queue. Every time I see Jake Gyllenhaal in a movie, this is the first thing that comes to mind:

I didn't think Inception was that mind-bending either, until afterwards when I read the explanation that spoiler ahead...












Cobb's totem wasn't the spinning top.

Yeah, I rarely see movies in theaters anymore unless it's something graphically crazy like Avatar. I'll rent this once it hits store shelves.

Totally agree with you. The movie theaters/studios know it too, hence the push for everything to be released in 3D.

And then pretty soon everybody will have 3D at home, too...