Don't let your imagination get the better of you.

Rating: 1/10 (13 February 2011)

I should warn you that the material you're going to see is of commercial nature, especially the way those shiny computerized tricks make you wonder about the inherent nature of your being, your life( probably same as characters) and in this weird piece of crap, dreams which are the very thought-provoking world of unknown elements. I have read a lot on dreams and will tell this with certainty that their efforts to humanize the screenplay are all in vein however taking advantage of pseudo-isochromatic charts. Are we really expected to take shots like this seriously? I can no longer ignore my feeling that we are close to the end of rich cinematic era. As a matter of fact in many situations, being monotone is better than having bad intonation. The worst is when someone goes up and down too much on every word or idea, examples of which can easily be seen in Nolan's Inception which is no longer a commencement, I dare say. I remember a quote cited by a friend in IMDb which goes like: True art is not domineering, It woos you. 1 for bothering reminding me of the likelihood of words meaning not exactly what they are supposed to. Those who rate above 1 ain't seen anything yet.