Nolan Takes Us Into A Journey of Dreams

Rating: 10/10 (16 July 2010)

Two years ago, Christopher Nolan brought in the highly successful "The Dark Knight" to theaters and eventually becoming a box office legend and also an acclaimed film. Now, Nolan steps away from the franchise for a while to bring up a new sensation to the screen by "Inception".
"Inception" tells about Dom Cobb (DiCaprio) who's skilled in stealing ideas from other people's minds or "extracting". But, doing so has made him lost many things such as his wife and having to not see his children again. But, Saito (Watanabe) offers him a job instead of stealing ideas to perform an "inception" or to plants one.
I really liked "Inception". The movie is so creative and smart that it takes us to layers of dreams. Then, the characters go fight in their dreams. "Inception" is absolutely going to be a classic.
The acting was not bad at all. It was stunning and amazing. Leonardo DiCaprio as Cobb was perfect. Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ellen Page and etc., they're also great. There was definitely no problem with the acting.
The special effects were also brilliant. The dream sequences were real-like. Everything about the effects were cool.
The fighting scenes in this movie were thrilling and exciting. Nolan created these scenes beautifully. I really like the scenes. But, the problem is that they're just too long and that made the movie a bit boring. But, it's still fun to watch.
The score is produced by the acclaimed Hans Zimmer. After scoring "Sherlock Holmes" and other successful movies, he brings his brilliant tunes to increase the thrills in "Inception"
Next, I truly love the directing of Christopher Nolan. He's sure going to end up as a legendary film maker. He directs every single move perfectly. He creates the dreams carefully. After Nolan's "Inception" has been watched by the world, he's sure going gain more fame.
"Inception" is a movie you don't want to miss this summer 2010. I also think that "Inception" might receive some "Oscar" nominations. Overall, "Inception" is a rare summer blockbuster you will ever watch. I award this movie a score of ten stars. Nolan should be proud of his works.
Since this movie explains an "inception" as planting one idea, a question struck my head. Did they perform an "inception" on my mind?