Yes, It was a quiet night. Walked to the front desk and told them the movie was terrible. They could not offer a refund but I was free to pick any movie to watch that had not started yet.
Ooh I would love to see Paprika on a large screen.
I watched it for the first time earlier this year in theaters and it was cool, especially that opening scene.
I also watched Inception earlier this year again since it was being shown in theaters and while I can see how Paprika was the inspiration for Inception I still think they are two very different movies. My issue mainly being how you have people that are weebs saying "paprika did it better". When they were both doing stuff differently, after all one of them is what Paprika is with the experimental device that that lab is making and how people are misusing it. And the other is Inception which is more of a crime thriller take on the movie.
One issue that I do have with Inception is the song Time, I'm still not sure how that is somehow one of Han Zimmers most popular songs on Spotify. If anything I associate the song "Non, je ne regrette rien" more with Inception then I do Time. Which is funny because if you watch Interstellar the corn field song is just AMAZING!!!! But yet with time I just felt like I didn't really notice the song. Also speaking of songs, The Girl In Byakkoya is such a catchy song, the only other song that gives me a similar vibe to that one is While the Earth Sleeps from the Stranger Days movie.
Also in Inception it's a dream within a dream within a dream that leads to limbo, with Paprika it's a dream within a dream that is able to inverse itself. So I guess they meet half way and then go in different directions? For that aspect of the movie anyway.