The Depth of a simple story

Rating: 10/10 (15 November 2018)

This is the one specific movie that made me fall in love in filmmaking. Nolan movies are known for a fresh feeling for your brain. Not only because he gives a new perspective to a simple theme, but because of his precise non-linear storytelling.
One of the inspirations for this movie is the method "lucid dreaming", which is a gigantic world to explore itself. But while that is a mentally achieved state, in Inception the clarity is achieved through military technology, too. This leads to more possibility.
People call this movie: complicated. But a complicated movie doesn't satisfy your mind. It's more like Nolan finds the depth in a simple theme. We explore a big world in something small.
Throughout the movie we emotionally learn more about Cobb, played by Leo. I think his performance was very underrated. I can't think of any other character to be Cobb.
Not only an inspiring, but emotional score is delivered by Hans Zimmer. This is one the best background scores ever. It fits perfectly to every second of the movie.
This movie is totally not for:
1) people who want to know everything about a character.
2) people who try to find a mistake in character's decisions. Actually those people can't watch any movie or even live their own life. We people don't take the easiest path. We take the path we individually feel the most comfortable. If you pay attention to Cobb's mental status, you would find the answer yourself why he didn't take the "easy" paths and this bigger road felt safer to him.