Inception Review

Writer/directer Christopher Nolan brought a whole new dimension to Batman with Batman Begins and Dark Knight. Inception elevates Nolans brilliance and vision to a whole new level. Starring Ken Watandabe and Cillian Murphy from Batman Begins and adding the star of stars, Leonardo DiCaprio, Nolan has brought together a phenomenal cast. Ellen Page, of Juno and X-Men Last Stand fame, has a leading role in the film. Every great movie has to have a cute girl. This is definitely a great movie, and Ellen Page fills this role spectacularly.

DiCaprio stars as Cobb, a thief who uses advanced technology to enter peoples dreams and steal secrets, thoughts, and ideas. Cobb is offered a payment he can not refuse from a corporate mogul by the name of Saito(Ken Watanabe) for a job thought to be impossible. The target for the job is Robert Fischer(Murphy), who is the heir to a rival business of Saito's. Cobb of course takes the job and starts by recruiting a team, which includes Ariadne(Page), an adorable college girl, who is the architect of the dreams they build. With nonstop action and suspense the movie takes off from there.

The story was more than amazing. DiCaprio, as always put on an award winning performance, and I don't have one complaint about any of the other cast. The lighting and camera work, were as well a vision of perfection. Inception left me with only wonder and amazement. I could stand to watch this one a couple more times.

You won't be going for that popcorn refill during this movie. Inception comes original and comes hard. I was unable to leave until after the credits for fear that I would miss something significant. Featuring amazing acting, a splendid and epic cast, and cgi effects that bring the scene to life, this movie is one of the best of 2010.

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