I think you mean throwing sledgehammers at screens made this country great. Javelins are pointy, designed for efficient flight, and require finesse to throw properly, which is to say javelins are Socialist.

The Transporter

When I was a kid I absolutely loved the movie “Dreamscape,” which has a similar shared-dream concept. I thought about that a lot during “Inception,” mostly when I was confronted with a slippery plot point that I couldn’t grasp. But then I began to fear that my mental architecture was becoming too reliant on features from my memory, but then I realized how silly that sounded because I wasn’t dreaming, unless I was dreaming. Of course “Inception” is way better than “Dreamscape,” but “Dreamscape” has way more Dennis Quaid, which is something.

I’m honestly perplexed by this trailer, and the argument of the film that it suggests. So the opening montage seems like it’s supposed to “introduce” us to the film’s subject. Duh: this is Facebook, which you all know well. But here’s where I’m confused: Is the opening montage intended to actually communicate something about human desires/life/experience/etc as contained by Facebook (look at our meaningful lives on Facebook)….or is it ironic (look at our “meaningful” lives on Facebook)? Maybe a stupid question.