A truly exceptional experience. A TRUE Masterpiece.

Rating: 10/10 (20 July 2010)

Christopher Nolan's follow up to the Dark Knight, Inception, is both incredibly complex, but seamlessly weaved together at the same time.
Dom Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) is a master of Subconscious Espionge, which is basically going inside people's dreams and stealing their most intent secrets. But, when a mysterious Japanese business man named Saito (Ken Wannabe) hires Cobb and his assistant Arthur (Joesiph Gordon-Levitt) to preform Inception, a process which many believe is impossible, on Robert Fischer Jr. (Cillian Murphy), the son of illustrious energy Mogul Maurice Fischer, Cobb willingly accepts. The process of Inception involves entering a person's mind and planting an idea in their mind. In this case, Saito want Cobb to put the thought "I Will Destroy my Father's company" in Fischer's mind, therefor making Saito's company the leader in the energy business. Cobb then must assemble the team to preform the Inception. The team consists of The Arcitect, Andrale (Ellen Page), a brilliant college student, The Forger, Aems (Tom Hardy), and Yeusef (Deliep Rao) The Arcitect's job is to create the world of the dream, a sort of maze that is filled with the dreamer's subconscious in human form. If the maze is to simple, the subconscious will hunt down the Arcitect and beat him/her. The Forger is responsible for creating the weapons used while in the mind.
Cobb is also haunted by the vision of his late wife, Mal (Marion Coltairad), who lived with Cobb in an area of the mind known as Limbo, which they created, for over fifty years, bit then, became possessed with the idea that the real world was simply a dream, and then killed herself by jumping off the balcony of a hotel. Cobb is forced to live in Paris, where his father, Miles (Micheal Caine), is a college professor, because everyone in his family believes that he killed Mal, simply because he planted that idea in her mind.
Inception pulls of some inceadible feats and doesn't cease to amaze, even with a running time of 2 and a half hours.
Final Grade: A+. The summer's BEST movie!