Nolan's Inception To Cost $200 Million Spacebucks.

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Mon, 06/15/2009 - 3:02pm

I thought Christopher Nolan's followup to The Dark Knight was going to be some little indie space movie, but according to The Calgary Sun, it's going to cost $200 million dollars.Described as a contemporary sci-fi actioner set within the architecture of the mind from "Dark Knight" director Christopher Nolan. Nolan wrote the original screenplay and hopes to shoot the sci-fi action film in the summer for a release during summer 2010.The Calgary Sun has more: Leonardo DiCaprio is Alberta bound. A Sun source confirmed the Hollywood star will be in the province this November to shoot scenes for his new movie, Inception. While the psychological sci-fi thriller is filming in five different countries, a significant portion of the $200-million movie will be shot in Kananaskis. "It's not going to be just a two-day shoot," said the source. "It's not just some CBC mini-series.

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Topics: budget christopher nolan inception leonardo dicaprio scifi the dark knight

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