An event that is a beginning.

Rating: 10/10 (27 July 2010)

Inception
An event that is a beginning. I went into the theatre with the question whether this movie would be the beginning of a new thought. What can I say? It left me with a lot of inceptive ideas. I went in with the expectation that it would amaze me.
Christopher Nolan. I know I should be talking about the story, acting and other aspects of the film. But I'm so fascinated by this prodigy and his singular scripts which doesn't cease to astound each time I see them. After seeing this film, I felt proud that I had the fortune to have seen all his feature films Following, Memento, Insomnia, Batman Begins, Dark Knight and the latest masterpiece that is, Inception.
Casting was effective to say the least. Leonardo delivers another one of his pearls. He is best suited for depicting a self conflicting person. His acting was a real forte for this movie. Ken Watanabe, Joseph Gordon- Levitt, Ellen page and all the others have played their role perfectly. Kick...
Nolan has the reputation that he tells simple stories in a non linear way. See Following and Memento to appreciate his expertise in making non linear scripts work. Now, he has turned to telling complex story in, I won't say linear, a not non-linear way. Kick...
Yes, I was amazed after this movie. How could a man think like this when we are still pondering how could one think like this? I wondered when and where did this film score. It raised a lot of questions and riddles while watching. These questions and riddles were solvable or at least I can safely say I could find an answer that would be self-satisfying, though it may be wrong. These moments of satisfaction doubled the joy of watching and kept me involved in every scene. It doesn't dishearten you by baffling with abstract ideas. It allowed beginners to catch up and let out the thinker within everyone. And it had scope for one's own interpretations. Kick...
Is this still a dream?