Top 10 of the Decade

Rating: 10/10 (4 October 2013)

I awaited this for quite some time when I reviewed its budget and resource leverage (heavy funding on two actors, cinematography, and footage rights from NASA). Disregarding from my pre-analysis and onto the movie; it was one of the top 10 best of the decade (fact). The film utilized reasonable advertising and frankly, I thought it would be hit or miss when seeing the trailers; don't believe what I said about miss, it was dead-on-target gold. My reviews rarely go into detail of the movie, for the sake of urging you to just go see it since everyone has their own interpretation, but it's obvious this film's strengths excel on every wavelength of the spectrum. My opinion of its only weaknesses are: slightly sub-par self-dialogue for such a huge breakthrough flick, intense spiraling sequences for those who view it in theater and get easily queasy, and the obvious twists that unfold (like that feeling at the end of Inception to put it into simple terms). These weaknesses in no way detract the viewer's interpretation and I guarantee you will love it. Lastly, I recommend you see in 3D (not something I would EVER say as I hate the idea), but it puts the scenes into perspective (such as the character being inside of the pod and focusing the shot to the outside of the window); spend the few extra bucks and do IMAX as well for superior sound. This is not a movie to be deteriorated by viewing on your mobile device for sake of saving money; this is the "James Cameron" film of today, if you don't see it, you're missing out.