Who the hell upvoted this to a 7.6?? AWFUL

Rating: Null/10 (28 August 2011)

I'm no troll...but seriously, if you rated this a 6-10 stars, you're an idiot. A gullible, Hollywood suck-up, just begging for something not even close to the genuine mystique Inception created for you.
The only good thing about this movie is the concept. Re-live somebody's last 8 minutes of their life, much like a gas station security camera, in order to solve a mystery of a terrorist bomber, and figure out who did it before it happens again.
Not even 20 minutes in, the burning plot-hole becomes apparent, and the viewer's alarm bells and whistles starting going off: How can somebody's 8 minute memory recall the people and environment at a train stop the person has never even visited before? For that matter, the main protagonist googles the Internet on a cellphone while in the "source code" memory device....so this dead guy's memory was able to retain the whole Internet??? Nice! As someone posted before, the number one rule of science fiction movies, is that the science has to be explained, and number to, believable to the audience.
To make matters worse, SPOILER, the writers decide to mix the non-time-travel world of the source code with real life, in a totally stupid, impossible way. It doesn't take a genius to see that the ending came right out of the screenwriter's ass in a sad attempt to "blow" the audience's mind.
Therefore, I assume people who like this movie only like it for the concept, and then progress to suspension of reality. If they don't do that...then you're just an idiot for giving this a 9.
Not to mention, everybody's acting aside from Jake Jill-in-Hall is god awful, stereotypical, and non-gripping.
Overall, don't watch this movie...you'll probably have more fun with the Adjustment Bureau.