Inception Proves That 'the Complexity of One's Dreams May Jeopardize the Continuity of Memory, and Everything That Makes Us Human'

Rating: 9/10 (16 July 2010)

Directing - 19/20
Acting - 18.25/20
Story - 16.75/20
Continuity - 17.5/20
Overall Impression - 18/20
90% Overall
Let's start with a quote shall we.
"Dreams feel real while we're in them. It's only when we wake up that we realize something was actually strange." - Cobb
Inception is all about an idea; planting a seed into the mind of a goal-oriented individual, ultimately changing the entire framework of the individual's mind.
While the concepts presented in this film are unrealistic and likely will never occur in our race - the way in which these ideas are presented in the context of the film allow the viewers to understand that something is on the line.
However, while the movie follows Cobb, who is on a quest to free himself from his chains (job), there are many keyholes in the story that I was not even able to pick up on. Therefore, this movie at some instances shows weaknesses in the story, and proves to be discontinuous as well.
Overall, the audience is left with the impression that something was accomplished, and that the complexity of one's dreams may jeopardize the continuity of memory, and everything that makes us human.
So my advice: If you come out of this movie feeling strange, it's completely natural, and acceptable. The film is based on a dream, after all.