Nolan juxtaposesed the real and the surreal(Dreams) with such finesse, you never do get confused and always remain aware of the slippery ground you are treading on.

Rating: 8/10 (9 September 2010)

coming straight to the point, i didn't like the Film as much as i was excepting. I was slightly disappointed.. "THE SCREENPLAY" of the film is very weak. The story by CHRISTOPHER NOLAN is very good,the concept or you can say the IDEA is refreshing and Interesting but THE PLOT is weak. The DIRECTION of the Film is extremely good.CHRISTOPHER NOLAN handled the movie well, it is griping and exciting to watch at some scenes.
TRAILERS of the Film are far more better than the complete film. The best part of the film that I most looked forward to seeing were a little impressive.When Arthur(Joseph Gordon-Levitt) fights against a few gunmen in the hallway of a building while the center of gravity keeps changing. This was a good idea for a fight, but the fight lasts for like a minute.
The Cinematography of Wally Pfister is Commendable.HE juxtaposesed the real and the surreal(Dreams) with such finesse, you never do get confused and always remain aware of the slippery ground you are treading on. MUSIC and Background score by Hans Zimmer is coping up with the flow of the movie. But i really miss the INCEPTION THEME-Mind Heist by Zack Hemsey.[:(] the one used in all trailers of film.
Overall The movie is GOOD and one time watch but it no where stands as other masterpiece of Nolan like MEMENTO, The PRESTIGE, BATMAN BEGINS and THE DARK KNIGHT. IF JOHNATHAN NOLAN would have written the SCREENPLAY of the Film then it could have been better than all of the Nolan's Film except THE DARK KNIGHT.. MY RATING-8/10