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Here Come the Inception Parodies
Areview of fourattempts to reimagine Christopher Nolan's dreamscape action flick Inception....
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Critiquing The Role Of The Citizen Scientist
Early last month, Michael Whites Adaptive Complexity on Science 2.0 had a useful critique of the citizen scientist.read more
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Wall Street actively discouraging companies from hiring? Class Warfare, by any other definition...
I hope everyone reads Robert Reich's latest offering from up in the balcony at the TPM Cafe. Particularly THIS very important passage: "Wall Street analysts are happy with Ford's "commitment to keeping capacity in check," according to the Wall Street ...
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Mars As Big As The Moon... This Year Only! (and Next Year, And The Next)
Painted green by a flashlight, astronomer Dennis Mammana of California points out Mars to onlookers on Aug. 26, 2003, when Mars was particularly close to Earth. Photo credit: Thad V'Soske via NASA Science .read more
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Clear and Hold: Claude S. Fischer on "The Battle for Gotham"
Brooklyns controversial Atlantic Yards project is a Robert Mosesstyle attempt at urban dreamscape. Too bad.
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Angelina Jolie's Salt Shakes, but Can't Stir Inception
For a movie sold solely on its movie star, Angelina Jolie's Salt did better than most.But Inception was still greater. The Christopher Nolan-Leonardo DiCaprio dreamscape stayed atop...
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"Inception" For the Win
Having just seen Inception , Christopher Nolan's latest tour de force, I admit that I'm still processing the complexities of the film's beautiful and terrifying subconscious dreamscapes. Overall, though, I think the movie succeeds for two reasons. ...
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'Inception' Would Make a Great Television Series
Filed under: Features There have been a lot of film-to-television adaptations. Just last season we had two attempts at finding big-screen gold on the small screen, with 'Eastwick' fizzling and 'Parenthood' eking out a season renewal. But why reach so ...
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Dan Persons: CFQ Post-Mortem: The Sorcerer's Apprentice; More on Inception
In the latest weekly installment of CFQ's Post-Mortem Podcast, Dan Persons, Lawrence French, and Steve Biodrowski offer a free-form follow-up to this Cinefantastique Podcast, including further in-depth insights on the dreamscape of Christopher Nolan's ...
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1980s Cinestalgia: Dreamscape
" It's a dream, Alex. You can do anything you want in here. Haven't you figured that out yet? "Those words may be remembered by those alive in 1984 watching television. It was the hook line for the second PG-13 film to be released that summer (after ...
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High Performance Electric Bikes - The 2011 Brammo Empulse is a Green Motorcycle Worth Riding (GALLERY)
(TrendHunter.com) Craig Bramscher of Brammo is planning to release the 2011 Brammo Empulse in the first quarter of 2011. The bike will be available in three different versions -- the Empulse 6.0, the Empulse 8.0 and the
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In(c)ept(ion)
To wrap up her gothic novels, Ann Radcliffe explained away her supernatural trappings at the conclusion. Imagine a story that explains away its actionin every scene. Hitchcock was heavy-handed when diagnosing Norman Bates and unmasking his own ...
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Movie Review: 'Inception' is a Christopher Nolan triumph
'Inception' is director Christopher Nolan's fascinating dreamscape of a movie, and one that ranks with the best
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Brammo's second-generation electric motorcycle: the Empulse 10.0 streetfighter
Three years ago, Brammo made headlines with one of the first consumer electric motorcycles to hit the U.S. market the US$12,000 Enertia . Capable of 60 mph and a range of around 40 miles, the Enertia was a lightweight and fun commuter but what a ..
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(Mostly) Spoiler-Free Review: Inception a Total Dream
Review in a Hurry: It's tough to review a movie when everyone you mention the title to sticks their fingers in their ears and goes "LALALALA! No spoilers!" So all we'll say to...
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New Brammo Electric Motorcycle Is Fast Enough for Trouble
Electric motorcycles appear to be on the steep part of the development curve these days. The latest model comes from Brammo, the small Oregon company that produced the Enertia a few years back. The companys newest offering is called the Empulse and ...
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'Inception': Lost in the Labyrinth, Where Minotaurs Multiply (Review)
Christopher Nolan's new film is part heist caper, part Jungian fugue-state, where dreams stack up inside each other like Russian nesting dolls.
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Movie: Movie Review: Inception
Believe the hype for Nolan's dreamscape thriller
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Brain Wave: Filmmakers turn dreamscapes into dazzling visual playgrounds
For the visually savvy filmmaker, there's a new frontier with as much cinematic appeal as the old West held for moviemakers half a century ago.
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D.p. solves Nolan's puzzles
Peter Caranicas: Pfister's color code unlocks pic's dreamscape -- When Wally Pfister read the script for "Inception" at director Christopher Nolan's home in January, 2009, he was blown away by the film's complexity -- and welcomed the chance to work ...
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Green Gamer Rewards - The DreamScape App Plants a Tree for Purchase and High Scores (GALLERY)
(TrendHunter.com) The DreamScape app combines a visually beautiful and addictive game with some strong efforts at environmentalism. Every time the app is purchased, a tree is planted. In addition, each time a high score
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Phylogeny, niche conservatism and the latitudinal diversity gradient in mammals
Lauren B. Buckley, T. Jonathan Davies, David D. Ackerly, Nathan J. B. Kraft, Susan P. Harrison, Brian L. Anacker, Howard V. Cornell, Ellen I. Damschen, John-Avid Grytnes, Bradford A. Hawkins, Christy M. McCain, Patrick R. Stephens, John J. Wiens Jul ...
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Auto Production Driving Demand for Platinum
Arjuna Mahendran, MD & head of investment strategy, Asia at HSBC Private Bank says global demand for platinum is robust, particularly in BRIC nations. He explains why to CNBC's Martin Soong, Sri Jegarajah and Bernard Lo.
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Who Wins in a Conservation Competition?
Competition is a driving force in nature, but can it be a driving force to save nature? Image credit: mikebaird /FlickrAmong birders, the desire to identify as many species as possible in a day, month, or year is what separates the interested from ...
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Film: Christopher Nolan, the Man Behind the Dreamscape
With Inception, Christopher Nolan, who directed The Dark Knight, considers a world where the subconscious is open to manipulation.
