It's like waking up from a dream that is not your dream!

Rating: 10/10 (17 July 2010)

Inception comes at a time where originality and the minds behind such original films is somewhat of a rare commodity, and most people agree. I'm not going to compare this film to other films because it would serve no justice, only negativity, and this film embraces not only what most film makers fear to create, but us movie goers dare to watch for the sheer fact that this film allows you to be open-minded, but only by an "idea" implanted in us through watching it. From the beginning to the end my heart raced in excitement and my mind raced to keep up with my own reality as I couldn't help but feel like this film resonated in my soul, no, more like my soul resonated in this film. Nolan has delicately interwoven this fabric of life's elements and an amazing idea that few people can even dream of, literally. It blends twists and turns as well as penetrating several layers of the imagination with a story of love, espionage, hope, despair, fun and fear. Inception invigorates the mind and soul with not just an "idea", but the process of which takes you on a journey with child-like wonder with an age old feel with new age technology. The visual effects combined with deeply rooted human elements will leave you wanting more, yet barely able to take any more. When the movie was over I wanted it to go on, kind of like waking up from a dream and wanting to go back to sleep just to experience the dream even more. However, even with that being the case, the ending was as beautiful as it was perfect. Well after watching this film I keep understanding new elements of it, therefore I must watch it again and maybe a third time. It's like waking from a dream not is not your dream, but it's not a dream...or is it?