Some films absolutely must be seen in a theater. Inception is one of those rare films that will not be truly experienced without a big screen, the bigger the better (IMAX if possible), or else you will not feel as if you are in the... (well, you'll see).
On a Saturday afternoon, the theater was packed with the most diverse audience I have ever seen: ages from early teen to people who looked as though they had not been to a theater in decades; all races; many, many ethnic backgrounds; male and female. And everyone seemed entranced from the opening scene, all the way through to the final moment, when the entire audience gasped in unison. (If you have seen Inception, you will know exactly what I am talking about.)
Don't miss seeing a new classic be born. Enjoy!
On a Saturday afternoon, the theater was packed with the most diverse audience I have ever seen: ages from early teen to people who looked as though they had not been to a theater in decades; all races; many, many ethnic backgrounds; male and female. And everyone seemed entranced from the opening scene, all the way through to the final moment, when the entire audience gasped in unison. (If you have seen Inception, you will know exactly what I am talking about.)
Don't miss seeing a new classic be born. Enjoy!