The Most Brilliant Movie Ever Made

Rating: 10/10 (29 August 2015)

Quite simply, I believe that this film, Inception, with Christopher Nolan at the helm, is the greatest film ever made. Each scene is directed with pure, exciting, cinematic power that grips and envelops the audience with suspense, thrills, and fun. The script is admittedly hard to understand with your first watch, but, as you understand, realize, and take time to think deeply about each aspect, then let the film explain the rest, watching Inception might be the best movie experience of your lifetime. Every tiny plot twist, which shall not be given away here, keeps you interested and has a fresh, innovative, and brazenly original touch. The feel and the form of the film has never been seen before, and it seems to tease other movies that are lazy with their efforts to improve the quality of the film, and use their massive budgets to produce special effects that attract brain-dead explosion junkies to the box office like a moth to a light. As many have realized, the reason that Inception is the greatest film effort ever organized, is that Christopher Nolan, writer, director, and producer of this film, works his hardest to make his audience happy. If you think too hard about this movie, you're missing the point. Christopher Nolan does not want to confuse you, he wants you to have more fun than other shallow movies that are only a good watch the first time around. He gives the film its literally multi-layered function so that you can watch it twenty times and still find new details that make you love it even more. I have watched this movie around 25 times and I am still discovering new things with every experience. People all around the globe are realizing that Christopher Nolan, maybe the best filmmaker that has ever lived, treats his audience like he would want to feel when watching a movie. Important. Smart. Able to understand/handle anything that happens on screen, and most important of all, to have a blast. This movie is a shining example of the love that he puts into his work, and how we should cherish a beautiful and life-changing film like this by watching it, enjoying it, and not criticizing the confusing nature because we do not understand it, but be thankful that a man who respects his customers as much as, and maybe more, than the average, everyday, working man, makes a film for those of us who do. I hope you enjoy Inception as much I have, and I hope you learn more about Christopher Nolan, one of the most under-appreciated and misunderstood entertainers of the modern world.