Nolan takes You on a Journey of Dreams

Rating: 10/10 (22 July 2010)

Its amazing to watch Nolan unfolding even bigger after his last comic character transcend into a indomitable superhero. It was his touch of directory that had gained The Dark Knight its robust status.
Yet again another masterstroke from the Director was strongly awaited. Inception could be closely explained as yet another puzzle from Nolan with the unsubstantial acting skills of Leonardo DiCaprio(Cobb). Summarizing Inception in a few words would be utterly a tuff task to do and would eventually be unfair towards the movie but Inception can be boiled down as Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) being an expert "extractor," considerably a corporate spy who has a magnificent art and technicality of stealing secrets from the minds of wealthy businessmen (Ken Watanabe here) for profit. In this vigorous task he is assisted by a few team mates he has gathered best at their work being Arthur (Joseph Gordon- Levitt) and extractor-in-training and a Architect of the Dreams they get into Ariadne (Ellen Page). Cobb here not only driven by the motto of profit but having a emotional frenzy here wants to get back to his two children who have been left out in US whom he cannot pursue on the grounds of some serious charges he has, which might get him apprehended in the country. Finally Cobb is being offered a chance at redemption by Saito(Ken Watanabe). This One last job could get him back to his family but only if he can attain the quixotic inception which is instead of getting in someone's dreams and robbing them off the idea, Cobb and his team of specialists have to go the other way round their task which is not to steal a idea but to plant one in the victims mind. Adding to the complexity of this he is also haunted by his Late wife Mal (Marion Cotillard), the one with whom he had started to Build up his Dream Empire. Later on Mal also derives the one who wrecks Cobb's dreams being his own figment of imagination he cannot control.
Seemingly if they want to succeed in it their plan, it has to have perfect timing and the right technicality. Surely in the end it's all about the right facts and script, Nolan yet again has conceived a very old idea against a new plot in a perfect manner whilst Leonardo DiCaprio being the impeccable match for the role completing his homework with regards to the movie. Being a work of fiction the movie avoids a numbers of goofs in it because everything has to be possible in fiction. This movie in my view is the best film far this year and a must watch.
My rating 9 out of 10.