Inception...A challenge to the imminent cinema

Rating: 9/10 (21 July 2011)

Inception itself suggests the beginning of something and for what Christopher Nolan is renowned.
This is an example of the litheness of dream, where you can find yourself somewhere on the globe without knowing the path. Christopher Nolan has proved it once again after "The Following" "Memento", "The Prestige" , "The Dark Night" that he is here for the makeover of the contemporary cinema.
Inception is surreal and Nolan used incongruous juxtapositions in order to represent unconscious thoughts and dreams. The dominion of surrealism is unidentified and tenuous, when we endeavor to concoct it, the aftermath can go off beam.
This movie displays the ahead of its time planet where we can intercept human minds through dream foray and we can make them alter their mental picture.
Leonardo Dicaprio plays the role flawlessly and effortlessly as he is one of finest actors. He blatantly gets into the character and exhibits the real intricacies and restrictions of Cobb. Joseph Gordon-Levitt has an embellishing screen presence, Ken Watanabe is excellent and Ellen Page is not lost among the stars. Marion Cotillard is wonderful depicting her pain and mental suffering as, Mal.
Nolan's is unsurpassed and exceptionally creative,Inception is an epitome of his brilliance.