These letters, too, were like a dream

Rating: 10/10 (17 November 2014)

Google this phrase, please. Probably you'll find a little part of Dostoevsky's "Idiot". A part that can describe a whole story of "Inception". You know what? I don't care about it and I'll try to explain why. What's the secret of Christopher Nolan's success? He has studied English Literature at University College London and it seems like he knows all about storytelling. He leaves some innuendos, cues and he doesn't put ready thoughts in viewer's mind like average director or like Cobb's team. Nolan is like hipster in Hollywood, in good meaning of this word - he makes blockbusters with principles of art-house. I mean, the main point for Christopher - to spread all over the world some great exciting ideas, not simply to gain bunch of damn money! It's exactly what I want to think, and I hope it is so. I don't want seem like a snob, but for all people who didn't get anything at all - you're such a retards! If someone would challenge me to describe "Inception" in one sentence, I'd do it in a such pun: "Inception is a mix of thoughts about Thought with a capital letter." PS not sure is my English awful or not, but anyway - I'm sorry for this :]