Over the weekend, not only did I see “Inception” but I also went to see “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice.” Yes, I do like to see movies and this one was a pretty good flick. It was much easier to follow that “Inception” but I wasn’t so sure about all of er sorcery that took place during the movie. I can remember going to see movies with ghosts, goblins, magic and other such things without giving it much thought. At the time I didn’t know what I know now about the spirit world. Going to see them for entertainment is fine, as long as we know it’s entertainment. Parents, teachers and others who come in contact with children who want to see movies like The Last Airbender, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice and the likes, need to make sure the children know the difference. It would be better to not let the child see the movie if they can’t discern the difference in entertainment
Month: July 2010
Inception Review
Over the weekend I went to see the movie Inception. The film had a lot of interesting twists dealing with theft, the changing of someones memories/thoughts and whatever else via dreams. The movie reminded me of the 1980’s movie “Dreamscape” with some added twists, layers and a great big update for the new millennium. The storyline seemed pretty solid although it was challenging at first for me to pick up on but once the movie got going, I was on board. It was one of those movies you really had to pay attention to or you’d miss something that just might throw you off when following the storyline. For the most part, it was good but I wasn’t so keen with some of the language, especially when they would give God a last name (using it in vain). If you don’t mind sitting in a theater for 2 hours and 22 minutes, it’s worth going to see but I’m not