A God Made.

Rating: 10/10 (8 August 2010)

Words like "Brilliant", "Original", "Breathtaking" or even "Master piece" aren't enough to what was created from the new God of the 21st century of cinema, Christopher Nolan, and I can't truly find a suitable word to describe "Inception" to make you go out right now and watch it , because not watching this movie is not a must, it's a crime.
In Inception, Where dreams meet realities and Illusions start forming to something we never encountered before, Dom Cobb(Di Caprio) is an extractor who is paid to invade the dreams of various business tycoons and steal their top secret ideas. Cobb robs forcefully the psyche with practiced skill, though he's always haunted by the memory of his late wife, Mal (Marion Cotillard), who has a rapid habit of showing up in his subconscious and havocking his missions. But then, the journey begins when the wealthy business man Saito( Ken Watanabe) hands over the responsibility of dissolving the empire of his business rival Robert Fischer Jr.(Cillian Murphy). But this time his job was not to steal the idea but to plant a new one: 'Inception' And this is where the ultimate excitement begins. , Cobb's specialists team up with him To carry out the task, Arthur (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), his longtime organizer; Tom Hardy (Eames), a "forger" who can shape shift at will; and Yusuf (Dileep Rao), a powerful chemicals supplier.
Cinematography combined with visual effects created a new experience in the action scenes where you start "losing gravity" and you realize that you aren't just watching the scenes, you are feeling them to find yourself pulled inside the screen to enter a new dimension of nested dreams where your head will start literally aching you. As for the music, Hans Zimmer's compositions were made to start haunting you electrically during the whole movie to take you off the edge of your seat. And finally the plot, It was purely original, where every scene with every line makes you question yourself more and more about the real explanation for what you are watching (especially during the last hour) where layers start interfering and dreams start crashing with realities to leave you suspended in a dark void at the end of the movie without reaching a clear conclusion for what you watched, Nolan did that on purpose I can tell.
At the end, I'd like to point that I'm one of the most people who hates those movies gushing fans who start nagging me about every single movie he/she watched talking about it as "Perfect" or "Super freaking awesome" even if it's a piece of scum, because simply they can't control themselves to be in a neutral state when they watch any movie so that they can give it a satisfying review, But in "Inception", I couldn't find anything to criticize on, is it because my gushing feelings started erupting in my mind and heart during the movie or because simply it was just perfect, whatever the answer was, I can tell that Christopher Nolan eventually succeed in creating something that paralyzes us from criticizing negatively about.