A simply remarkable movie experience in every meaning of this word

Rating: 10/10 (4 April 2011)

Inception is truly an unforgettable movie experience. I think the Academy does not like Christopher Nolan, because he hasn't been even nominated for Best Director. Honestly, i think this movie should have been the big winner of the Oscars, but that is just my personal opinion. If not, it would have truly deserved the award for Best Screenplay & Best Score.
Inception can be sorted similar as the Matrix. It is one of those movies with a brilliant story that makes you think about yourself, the world and the existence of humanity, while it is also technically incredible. But first, the screenplay: it is simply remarkable and one of the best ever. A very intelligent plot, logical storyline, unexpected ending twist and also one of the best, most non-Hollywood and innovative ending scenes ever.
There are also things in the movie, that deserved and have actually won an Oscar: cinematography, sound mixing, sound editing and visual effects. These four things are also amazing. A giant cliff falling into the sea, the streets of Paris bending itself, spectacular shootout at a what seems as an abandoned army base... All these scenes are great to look at, so Inception has both a brilliant screenplay and brilliant technical things.
But there is another thing, that was also overlooked by the Academy: the score. A monumental Hans Zimmer soundtrack is an unforgettable piece of music, from the destructive Dream is collapsing, the energy-inducing Mombasa to the emotional masterpiece Time, Inception's soundtrack would have probably won an Oscar, if Hans Zimmer woudn't already had one in his collection.
Combining all of these elements, there is nothing less then a perfect whole. And that is exactly what Inception is.