One of the best to date drama, almost perfect

Rating: 10/10 (9 January 2012)

To my knowledge this is the first story that builds multiple simultaneous thrills on multiple levels (airplane, minibus, hotel, mountains and limbo) to multiply emotional impact on the audience. Nicely designed visual effects do a good job of smoothly delivering this "multi-store" thrill into the brains of the public. There are some minor details that left unresolved, like sedative spread over the head of Robert in the car, who was sleeping inside another guy's dream (what an effect this suppose to cause?), and some others, mentioned in the forum. But with so high speed of the movie, this does not harm the story, and gets mostly unnoticed by the people. I cannot decide for myself, what would be the better ending, but looks like mister Nolan is confident that he traded a bargain, underscoring his idea of "relativity of any reality" in exchange to sort of incompleteness feeling people got from the movie. A more traditional move to turn the story bottom up in the end would be a hint that Cobb's wife was right, and she actually got to reality and he stayed in limbo. Or more "juicy" could be him getting really really back, and meeting his wife live in the real reality. And this entire mission was designed by his wife and his farther to get him back from the limbo.