Behind the Special Effects of Inception

Posted by CmdrTaco on Monday July 26, 2010 @05:45AM from the yes-have-some dept.

Lanxon writes "Wired has a behind the scenes look at how Inception's reality-distorting special effects sequences were shot, in an interview with Chris Corbould — the man 'prized for his ability to stage a real-life tank chase in St. Petersburg (GoldenEye), to flip a working juggernaut down a narrow Chicago street (The Dark Knight), and to build a working Batmobile that can do 30-metre jumps without the aid of a single post-production pixel.'" Hopefully most of you who intend to see Inception have already seen it by now, so you don't have to worry about spoilers. It's getting pretty much universal praise.

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Re:The film rocked on plot, not SFX by digitalsushi · 2010-07-26 07:15 · Score: 0, Flamebait

But everyone on slashdot who saw the movie will also have understood it. You're not as unique as you might believe.
Why was it probably too long? Were you unable to pay attention that long?

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