SouthPark: Insheeption

[Flamezdudes]

I loved the movie and the episode, it was a great play on the film. "...Or maybe that was your therapy?"

 

[mcx]

Stuff that Nolan has ripped off:

The Matrix
Paprika
The Exorcist II
The Exorcist III
On Her Majesty's Secret Service and James Bond in general
That Don Rosa comic
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
Vertigo
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
The Cell

May I throw in Dark City, DreamScape and to a smaller extent Total Recall.

Yes, I think people who go on about how original Inception is hasn't seen enough movies.

 

[TheAmerikahn]

you're an idiot, inception was a great movie and a hell of a lot more original than most other movies this year.

Clearly both the movie and south park is to intelligent for you to understand it. I bet you think Zero Punctuation hates every video game he reviews too.

 

[Newbonomicon]

you're an idiot, inception was a great movie and a hell of a lot more original than most other movies this year.

Clearly both the movie and south park is to intelligent for you to understand it. I bet you think Zero Punctuation hates every video game he reviews too.

I think Zero Punctuation is a pretty cool guy. Eh reviews games and doesn't afraid of anything.

 

[Mandal0re]

I really enjoyed Inception. Didnt think the latest SP was great, not as bad as the Jersey episode but not that good.

 

[Treeinthewoods]

you're an idiot, inception was a great movie and a hell of a lot more original than most other movies this year.

Clearly both the movie and south park is to intelligent for you to understand it. I bet you think Zero Punctuation hates every video game he reviews too.

And clearly we should remember that the South Park review was gospel truth instead of a lambasting for lulz, correct?

I like Inception too, but seeing it get made fun of is still hilarious.

Back to the OT -

"Somebody order a pizza?"

"It must have been one of them in the dream world!"

"I'm going in."

 

[TeeBs]

I thought Inception was great. Sure there's pretty much no message or significant depth to the movie, but the plot was interesting and the acting and everything were very well done.

I wouldn't really call it unoriginal either, I can't think of any movie that's anywhere like it.

IDK I though it was hitting on the philosophical topic of "I think there for I am"

 

[TeeBs]

Stuff that Nolan has ripped off:

The Matrix
Paprika
The Exorcist II
The Exorcist III
On Her Majesty's Secret Service and James Bond in general
That Don Rosa comic
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
Vertigo
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
The Cell

Paprika Rip-off Open your Eyes
Im not sure about the others but I'm sure if you look up alot of them you can find something.

 

[gl1koz3]

I must say it EXACTLY sums up the feeling I got when watching the movie. Most scenes are so ridiculously serious, it's laughable.

 

[Altorin]

South Park is really hit or miss these days. I loved Insheeption, but I HATED Its A Jersey Thing (Except for the ending, the Al Qaeda "We got'im!" thing was actually really hilarious).

 

[lacktheknack]

I can't stand South Park. I dislike them almost as much as the tsunami of South Park threads they inspire.

 

[Atmos Duality]

Looks like they are grasping at straws again.
Oh well. This is why I stopped bothering with South Park like, 8 years ago.

 

[FalloutJack]

That was indeed a funny episode. And to all those feeling irked because they bashed Inception? Pffft, that's like being mad at the sun for being bright. South Park targets anything and everything, with mostly no offense met. That said, there is no end to how screwed up Mr. Mackey is, is there? (And is it me or is DiCaprio creepy these days?)

 

[ItsAChiaotzu]

What's unoriginal about Inception, or complex for that matter? The film makes expert use of Ariadne (where the hell did Nolan get that name from though?!) as the audience's voice during the film so that everything is explained.

Ariadne helped Theseus out of the Labyrinth in Greek mythology.

So I suspect there.

Yeah I quite liked the film, but it wasn't really complex.


EDIT:

What's unoriginal about Inception, or complex for that matter? The film makes expert use of Ariadne (where the hell did Nolan get that name from though?!) as the audience's voice during the film so that everything is explained.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ariadne

I'd say the connection is that she helped Cobb (Theseus) escape the labyrinth of his mind.

... Damn you. How could someone else get this.

 

[the Dept of Science]

I would suggest everyone watches this as well:

http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1939332

Some of the lines in the episode are taken directly from that video, which came out within a couple of weeks of the movie.

All I'm going to say is that I hope this doesn't become another Dances with Smurfs thing, where tonnes of people just parrot South Park and start hating on something they initially enjoyed.
Inception was a good movie. However, I don't think any movies are immune from parody, so I don't think any massive Inception fans should take this too personally. Just think about Family Guy doing Star Wars.

 

[sms_117b]

I loved the film and the episode, I thought the film was original and highly complex (but somehow managed to follow it), the episode was a good little dig at it, and right in saying just because something is overly complicated doesn't make it cool.

Stans father still, he's just insane

 

[s0m3th1ng]

Stuff that Nolan has ripped off:

The Matrix
Paprika
The Exorcist II
The Exorcist III
On Her Majesty's Secret Service and James Bond in general
That Don Rosa comic
A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
Vertigo
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
The Cell

Right...and all those movies "ripped off" other ideas and themes...what's your point?

 

[olendvcook]

I'm sure it's already been asked but....

come on people are too lazy to read half of the first page now?

 

[CarpathianMuffin]

That was the first South Park episode in awhile that really made me laugh. Kudos on their part.

 

[RheynbowDash]

I just love having Freddie Kruger as an Arnie-style retired government operative, with a wife and kids.

It was a play off of the movie "Shooter" if I'm not mistaken. (Correct me if I'm wrong)