Makes The Matrix look like a playground!

Rating: 9/10 (2 February 2018)

Inception is one of these rare experiences I just miss in most movies of today.
It deals with something that everybody does and everybody can not turn off: Dreaming.
It offers so many groundbreaking ideas and fills the movie with memorable and great characters. I am not that big of a Leonardo di Caprio Fan, but this time his acting was completely superb. Tom Hardy & Ellen Page as supporting actors fits perfectly in to the cast.
The movie pacing is awesome, the story is gripping, compelling and very exciting up to the point that you have literally no guarantee or confidence what happens, how or why. Furthermore the visuals (and even action scenes) are straight up stunning.
Christopher Nolan has again created another ingenious chess game with so much room for speculation or interpretation.
In the end, the question has nothing to do with the "real" or "fake" dream world. It is just how far would you go to finally get what you want and how deep can a catastrophe of the past hunt you down and destroy you.
Is it sometimes a little bit confusing? Yes. Does it sometimes have too much ideas, but only follows them ineffectual? Yes. And that is the only problem Inception has. Because of the (in the end 5) dream worlds, we forget what happens in "reality" and that makes the ending and climax scene look a little bit out of place.
All in all, Inception is a brilliant movie, that technically is not quite a perfect 10/10, but also better than an excellent 9/10. The perfect score for it would be a 9.5/10 but since that is impossible, I'm downgrading it: 9/0