What I'm actually doing is calling you on your lame "snobs vs. slobs" bullshit that colors about 95% of your film-related posts. It's a rote cliche that needs to be retired.

Now, back to the subject at hand, comic book movies and sci-fi movies sometimes have rules that have to be set up in order for the characters to inhabit the world of the story. The first hour of Inception is filled with this kind of information, and while I found it annoying I honestly don't see another way he could have wrote it. Hell, even the best sitcoms have a tough time writing exposition that doesn't sound like exposition.

But hey, if you have the answer to this problem besides "be around more real people!," then please enlighten the rest of the class, and also try to do so without leaning on the "Nolan is smug and so is Zoo too and also the critics!" crutch.

Thanks.

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