I need to go seen Inception.

Will try to go see it this weekend.

Read this over at the IMDB or over at Total Film:

Amy Adams and Viggo Mortensen On The Road

Share Amy Adams and Viggo Mortensen have joined director Walter Salles’ film version of Jack Kerouac novel On The Road. The pair join an already impressive cast that includes Kirsten Dunst, Kristen Stewart, Sam Riley and Tron man Garrett Hedlund. Scripted by Jose Rivera, the plot unravels as a cross-country adventure following Sal Paradise (Riley), who is partially based on Kerouac. Living in his aunt’s house, Paradise is inspired to take a road trip and see America, leaving New York City for a wild adventure that includes hitchhiking, meeting other explorers and “opting for beer before food”.

The book was first published in 1957. Mortensen and Adams will play a couple that Paradise encounters on the road, the latter as a junkie wife (this we cannot wait to see). They will shoot (up) later this month.

P-C, the costume design interview said

So that WAS the difference? Cool! I can't believe I noticed that. And the only time I definitely remember the clothes being different is in the scene with Mal at the beach, which makes sense because it's a different memory. The vision he keeps seeing, of the last time he saw his kids, is the same clothing each time. I'm pretty sure. James's shirt is weird, and it was hard to tell the color at times. I've also seen comments that THAT memory is supposed to be the younger actors, and the older actors are used for the other ones, which would mean the kids at the end are the same as the ones in Cobb's constant vision.

smonster, I believe we are subscribing to the same newsletter.

ETA: I know there was some mild controversy on this point, as I saw it reported both ways, but the snow level is without a doubt Eames's dream, not Fischer's. Cobb turns to him and says, "This is your dream." Also, Arthur puts the headphones on Eames before the kick.

Although speaking of kicks, I was wondering how Cobb and Saito get out of limbo without the kicks. We see Ariadne riding the kick all the way back, but Cobb and Saito presumably just kill themselves and they're right out of limbo? Is that how it works?

Inception-Firefly link.

eta: P-C, yes, that is how they get out of Limbo.

ETA: I know there was some mild controversy on this point,

No, you are right. Eames is the dreamer and Fischer is the subject. The dreamer has to be a member of the team so that they can learn the structure from Ariadne . Also, when they are running out of time, Cobb asks Ariadne if Eames added anything to the design . Also also, if the dream were Fischer's, it would have collapsed immediately when he died .

P-C, yes, that is how they

Man, getting out of limbo is really easy! Why didn't they all just go down to limbo and kill themselves? That seems much less complicated than having synchronized kicks.

It seems that realising you need to get out of Limbo is hard. It took Cobb and Mal how many years to get up the gumption to do it, and Saito never would have. In the end Cobb was extremely motivated. That might not always apply.

Yeah, what ita said. It even took Cobb who knows how long and remembering those key repeated phrases . Not to mention, I think synchronizing kicks is worth not having to spend a reaaaaaalllly long time in limbo .

Hah! The imdb.com listing for Inception gave me some evidence for my ongoing debate with a friend about whether the ending is in a dream or not . Thanks!

Saito: [link]

I guess if I were to ask what movie I should go see tomorrow for my birthday, the answer is Inception?