World Class Masterpiece

Rating: 10/10 (23 June 2013)

A masterpiece. That's one thing you have to know before watching this film. Few films even come close into the amount of sheer spectacle that this film have. Great plot, great acting, and great cinematography. The movie is brilliant from the start and it will no doubt confuses your mind until the twist come, and all the plot-holes is answered. No spoilers, but Inception will still leaves you wanting more long after its end credits.
Probably the greatest thing that Inception have amongst other films of its kind is the plot itself. A heist inside a person's mind. However how silly the plot can get, the film will make you believe that it is possible, and it never out steps out of its boundaries for it too become too complicated. Don't get me wrong, the movie is complicated and will leave some viewers scratching their heads after it ended. Even after you watch it over and over again, there will be some scenes that you still can't understand. But the movie never pushes itself to the point where it finally becomes unwatchable.
The other great thing that this movie have is the brilliant acting. Leonardo Dicaprio steals the spotlight with his role as Dom Cobb, the world-class thief that agrees to do one last job that could get them home to his children. You will drawn in by his character and feel the same emotion that he's feeling. Happy, angry, sad, you will feel every emotion that he's feeling. And in my opinion this is his best acting so far. The other casts are great too and each plays their role brilliantly. One such role is Arthur, a former thief like Dom which is played excellently by Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
The last applaud should go to the cinematography, and with it, the director himself. Christopher Nolan is brilliant and it is a disappointment that he didn't get at least nominated for best director for Oscars. From the opening sequence of the film until the ending, Inception is like a roller coaster ride but one that stills open rooms for emotional scenes. Congratulations, Nolan. You don't have to have an Oscar when you have the world's respect.