2010 Directed by Christopher Nolan
Cobb, a skilled thief who commits corporate espionage by infiltrating the subconscious of his targets is offered a chance to regain his old life as payment for a task considered to be impossible: "inception", the implantation of another person's idea into a target's subconscious.
Leonardo DiCaprio Joseph Gordon-Levitt Ellen Page Tom Hardy Ken Watanabe Cillian Murphy Marion Cotillard Michael Caine Dileep Rao Tom Berenger Pete Postlethwaite Lukas Haas Talulah Riley Tohoru Masamune Taylor Geare Claire Geare Johnathan Geare Yuji Okumoto Earl Cameron Ryan Hayward Miranda Nolan Russ Fega Tim Kelleher Coralie Dedykere Silvie Laguna Virgile Bramly Nicolas Clerc Jean-Michel Dagory Marc Raducci Show All…
Guy Hendrix Dyas Luke Freeborn Dean Wolcott Bill Ives Paul Laugier Andy Thomson Jason Knox-Johnston Abdellah Baadil Chris Kitisakkul Rachid Quiat Matt Sims Jim Barr Aric Cheng Robert Fechtman
Andrew Lockley Pete Bebb Paul J. Franklin Stewart Ash Miodrag Colombo Adam Hammond Kim Wiseman Joe Thornley Nicola Hoyle Alexandre Millet Paul Brannan Terry Marriott Sourajit Bhattacharya Roy Goode Gurel Mehmet Paul Boyd Mahesh Kumar George Plakides Erik Tvedt Dominic Carus Sotiris Georghiou Mike Chambers Matthew Plummer Rob Hodgson Scott Beverly Shannon Blake Gans Ian Hunter David Sanger Scott Schneider Robert Spurlock Brandon Seifert Forest P. Fischer John P. Cazin Richard King Slifka
Richard King Lora Hirschberg Gary Rizzo Paul Berolzheimer Michael W. Mitchell Bryan O. Watkins Karym Ronda
Jeffrey Kurland Ken Crouch Bob Morgan Frances Sweeney David Fernandez Elizabeth Frank Philip Goldsworthy Sean Haley Ciara McArdle Heather Moore Kelly Porter Nancy Thompson Caroline Delaney
"Inception," at its most basic, is two things. It is a heist film dressed in science fiction conventions; and it is a study of a man trying to free himself from a near-suffocating past. "Inception," at its more complex, is a cerebral pop-masterpiece. It is an enthralling combination of thought-provoking, layered story-telling and sumptuous aesthetics enhanced by near-flawless editing, sound design, effects, and musical score. Driven by a pitch-perfect cast and the confident directorial hand of Christopher Nolan, "Inception" is a brilliant and unrivaled piece of filmmaking.
watching this at a low volume has many (two) benefits a.) you can test to see if you really do know every line and b.) you don’t have to hear BWWOOOOMM BWWWOOOMMMMM every three seconds like hans we get it the movie is suspenseful please stop leaning on your keyboard
The Wolf of Wall Street stars in Christopher Nolan's smart dreamy dream so much more than just a popcorn muchin' Hollywood blockbuster. Ocean waves. Sand castles. Mush. Godzilla's pal. JGL's natural born screen charisma. Falling house. Triple dream? Fast train. Top spin. Poor Lukas. Betting on a chance. Sir Michael Caine is the motherfucker. Ellen after Juno. Maze test. Complicated as fuck architectural work. You can share dreams? Grumpy strangers. Moving mirrors. Dreamin' like you're Biggie Smalls. Intense baby mama drama. The totem. The moment you realize Tom Hardy is the real deal. Why doesn't Dileep Rao act more? Cold water. Sgt. Barnes. Verbal Kint's best mate. Scarecrow. The crazy as fuck hunch that Christopher Nolan likes to use the…
With big films like this I tend to weigh different aspects of filmmaking and rate them separately. The final rating is then an average of all scores. I don't know why, but I feel I need to structure this review that way and try to give an accurate analysis. Whenever one of Nolan's films is criticized it tends to veer towards a right wrong discussion. Nolan has a huge fanbase and they are welcome to defend his films, but as a self proclaimed 'Nolan indifferent' I honestly have to say that I haven't enjoyed his latest efforts and often for the same reasons. I will try to write up how the final rating is compiled. My apologies in advance for…
I tried watching this movie with my dad but he just got mad and left because I wouldn't stop singing the score
my kidnappers: okay so here's the deal. we're taking you to a deserted island and dropping you off and you can only take one thing with you. choose wisel-
me with my blu ray copy of inception already in my hand: okay im ready
this was so mindblowing... also i need answers to the ending!! what does it mean?!!!?
me at the first 11 minutes: THIS MOVIE IS PERFECT
me at the end: THIS IS MY FAVORITE MOVIE NOW
An exciting, clever movie. I could do with less expository dialogue carefully explaining the plot, but hard to imagine how Nolan could've handled it much differently.
Maybe it's a telling sign of Inception's visual strength and thematic creativity that I'd be open to watching it all again, right now, despite having just completed its two and a half hour runtime. "You mustn't be afraid to dream a little bigger, darling."
I'd forgotten how good this film was. Christopher Nolan really is the perfect high-budget storyteller. Nothing felt excessive, everything felt dream worthy. The occasional line just missed the beat, and I'm aware of a few creative liberties, but the amazing score, near perfect visuals, and excellent performances more than make up for it. 2001 A Space Odyssey for 2010.
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