If you rate this with one star, you're exactly as stupid as Mr. Nolan thinks you are!

Rating: 10/10 (18 December 2014)

My inspiration for this review is another review on this movie called "You're not as stupid as Mr. Nolan believes you are". Why? Because you believe somebody is trying to sell their product and along with that fool you? I don't think it's that simple! Here's why:
1. You're exactly as stupid as mr. Nolan thinks you are if you decide to stop watching after the first 5 minutes of the movie. I agree though that the beginning is nothing special, but at least give it a try and then you'll see what was about that beginning.
2. You're exactly as stupid as mr. Nolan thinks you are if you try to figure out what is it with that dream machine. It's a Science Fiction people! There must be things that will not make sense. This is the Sci-fi world!
3. You're exactly as stupid as mr. Nolan thinks you are if you compare this movie to Matrix. I'm not a fan of that movie, but let's just say that is not the most logical movie ever. While here everything that happens in the dream world follows a familiar pattern of real life dreams. The way you get kicked out of it, how real it seems, and the idea of all possibilities.
4. You're exactly as stupid as mr. Nolan thinks you are if you criticize this movie for it's theories about dream share. That never happened in real world, it's science fiction, again, that's why here we should give the credit to the director and embrace the way the shared dreams work.
5. You're exactly as stupid as mr. Nolan thinks you are if you believe that he remained in the dream. Now i'll not explain the whole movie at this point, but let's just say that reality was the only place he could go. Remember he was sedated in the reality, and Saito died in the first dream that's why he went to limbo in the first place, to get Saito back from there. So Cobb going after Saito meant that he wouldn't feel the kick from the second dream resulting in him not waking up in the water-filled car from the first dream, so he died in the first dream. So even if he was shot by Saito in limbo and returned to the first dream he was dead there and had to wake up in reality. Not convinced? Go check the cast and see that there are two sets of children one with James 20 months and Phillipa 3 years and one with James 3 years and Phillipa 5 years. Yet another proof that if you rate this movie with 1 you didn't payed any attention at all to see if his children were older in reality and if he was wearing the wedding ring in reality or not, and so on...
In conclusion I say only this even if I could have written a poem about how amazing was the score the cinematography or the visual effects, I'll say only this: This is one of a kind movie that keeps the most of it's viewers on the edge of their seat with a brilliant idea and excellent storytelling.
The main idea of this movie is that the team is like a movie cast(director, producer, ex producer, visual effects man, screenplay and lead actor) trying to deliver a good show to impress Fischer(the audience) and in the same time to plant an idea into his mind.
So going back to the final scene. Was it all a dream? Of course! It's a movie isn't it?