-dr mann's explosion of the endurance is still really shocking, even though i knew it was coming. that whole scene is just done so well i still jumped out of my seat
-the movie's quality was definitely a lot clearer, both in visuals and audio, in 70mm imax. i understand now why people were complaining about the sound mix, because a lot of parts that were clear in the 70mm showing were impossible to hear in the digital showing (but i didn't think it was anything to complain about). the one part i just couldn't make out was when murph runs out to hug tom and is like "i did it! i found the quantum datas!!!" and even though you could hear that in the 70mm version it was just completely muffled digitally
-the seats merely jittered a little bit. in 70mm imax they full on shook and rattled
-a lot of shots lost a lot of their impact in digital. they were still good shots, but man, seeing them on such a small screen definitely is disappointing
-this isn't really that great of a movie for rewatching. there are some really great parts, but the movie is so dialogue and plot heavy that it loses a lot of its impact on rewatch, whereas i can keep watching inception over and over.
-for fuck's sake, do people even listen to that ad that says "don't use your cell phone"? i counted at least four phones being used during the showing. this group of teenagers in front of me were sharing instagram photos and talking and crackling plastic and going in and out of the theater half of the time. seriously, shut up. i came here to watch a movie, not listen to you socialize
-the person to my left seemed to keep explaining the movie to his daughter, i guess. he was whispering quiet enough that i couldn't really hear what he was saying, but i could hear him
-the guy who was in the bathroom with me didn't wash his hands. disgusting
-do not go gentle into that goodnight
-i didn't really find the movie too long, though. i know everyone complains about it being too long but i didn't notice it