An idea which spreads like a virus

Rating: 10/10 (6 June 2016)

I was clear about that I will see "Inception" since I watched the trailer, because from "The 13th floor" I wasn't assisted to one film that play with several consciousness levels as that. Finally, it was different enough to consider it an original idea. The only star in "Inception" is the plot. Everything else (soundtrack, special effects, actors, picture...) is at the service of it. And if we don't have nude actors, sex scenes, pop songs or exploding buildings, it's OK.
"Inception" requires an active audience from the very beginning to understand it, and maintains the attention with a non-stop action, with mandatory explanations to don't have the feeling of seeing a nonsense plot. At the same time, the film allows you to have your own conclusions. However, I missed a little epilogue in which the writers give a closure for some spots. So I have graded as 10 "conditional" waiting the moment to see it again, until I check that there was a line that I didn't heard to solve my doubts... because it's very good made to have looses ends.