A Near Perfect Film

Rating: 10/10 (1 July 2013)

In this film, they advertise that Leonardo DiCaprio is in it, because he's a very famous actor. Across the top of the poster, it says his name. He is #1 at the top of the Top Billed Cast of 'Inception'. Now, if you look up Leonardo DiCaprio, his very top movie, at #1, of his Known For list, there is 'Inception'.
We have never seen anything like what is in this movie. It is a complicated, smart, action-packed drama/action film directed by Christopher Nolan, director of the 'Dark Knight' trilogy. I have no idea how the writers of this movie came up with such a masterpiece. The story of this is that DiCaprio's character, who is able to extract people's dreams, has a job that will get him from France (where he is now) to America, and back to kids, but he's not even sure this job is possible. It is to perform inception on a future owner of a very larger company.
When this movie starts out, you have no idea at all what is going on. You do eventually find out, though. I was extremely confused and was nearly doubting this film because I had no idea what was going on. When you do find out what was going on, your mind clicks into the movie. I thought that the film showed us what was going on at the perfect time. It didn't wait too long for us to loose interest, and it didn't happen too quick so that there was a boring part. Basically the whole movie was very interesting to me.
This film takes a challenge on itself to dig deeper and deeper to show us viewers everything about what's going on leading up to the huge, intense, action-packed sequence at the end of the movie. I shouldn't really say the end, because it starts a little earlier than I thought it would. That's one of the few problems in this movie. I thought the huge group of scenes started a little too early because I thought it could have taken more time to build it up. Anyway, it prevailed at the challenge it took, and there were many very cool things that happened. Scene by scene it takes us deeper into the planning of when they try inception. It gets very complicated there, but not really for us, like it was in the beginning. I meant it got complicating for the characters, kind of. They have to come up with a huge plan for the inception part of the movie, and you don't really have to completely invest your brain into it, because you're about to see it happen. Well, at least I didn't invest my brain into it.
The beginning was pretty action-packed, and the build-up was very interesting, but those parts of the movie are nothing compared to the last part of the movie. It's almost like they're sections: Section 1: Beginning; Section 2: Buildup; Section 3: Inception Part. The longest section was the Inception Part. I think it was about an hour and a half long, and for almost that last hour of the movie, I was at the edge of my seat. It was so intense, and I was going for the characters so much, I was basically talking to them, event though they couldn't hear. That's not weird, but seriously, I was saying, "NO! NO! Don't do it! Come on, come on!!!" There was so much action and there were many, many cool parts having to deal with the dreams. They were even cooler than the cool parts in the Buildup. By the end of the movie, you're so invested into the movie, you're not thinking about anything else. That section was so incredibly awesome to me. 'Inception' just truly amazed me. There was very good action and writing, the two things that prone to going bad the most in a movie.
So anyway, the ending was excellent, too, just like the rest of the movie. Especially the very last scene before the credits. It was just... Awesome. I really thought they couldn't have done that any better. I'll stop talking about it now. Well, I will buy 'Inception' on Blu-Ray. It is an overall excellent movie. It's two and a half hours long, but it justifies itself as a long movie. There were almost no boring parts in this movie. I actually think it would be worse if it wasn't this long. I strongly recommend this movie.