Dom Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) doesn't steal things, he steals ideas.

Rating: 10/10 (26 February 2016)

Smart, innovative, and thrilling, Inception is that rare summer blockbuster that succeeds viscerally as well as intellectually. it is undoubtedly one of the greatest movies of all time. Christopher Nolan's best work yet.It is a great mind bender that keeps you thinking long after the move has finished.Great performances by all the actors greatly increase the value of the movie.Outstanding visual effects and cinematography is employed.With this complex movie in it's high concept, a stellar cast is needed. And Nolan as always, delivers with just that. This is vintage DiCaprio, perhaps only equaled in The Aviator, which is even more impressive as his role as Cobb in Inception is not a showy one, needing DiCaprio to be the constant at the centre of the film. And he pulls off Cobb's emotional contradictions sublimely. The rest of the cast members all shine in parts of the films, Cillian Murphy shows off his usually non- existent tender side, Gordon-Levitt bottles his usual charm for his confidently reserved turn as the reliable Arthur, Watanabe is devilish as the seemingly ambiguous Saito, Page shows why she's the next big female star and Tom Hardy revels in being the comic relief of the film compared to his recent turns as decidedly psychopathic characters.to conclude i would like to say that it is a great mind bender & when you feel that you are understanding something thats right when Nolan sweeps in and leaves you in doubt