Review of Inception

The «Inception» is the most ambitious work to date Nolan. All his favorite film techniques are present here, from the impressive panoramic shots to the fragmented narrative, the frantic editing, time setbacks and the continuing shift sign and thematic lines. The only difference here, however, compared with previous works already identified in his favorite subject, the ambiguous concept of reality.Inside the human mind in which space and time become completely different dimensions, director and screenwriter Nolan will unfold a full symbolic story that will test the limits of what we perceive as reality and the very 'idea' as meaning. In the form of a heist movie cleverly pursuit, the «Inception» is a nightmarish puzzle in which everyone can understand what the picture shows, but hard to join the pieces to see it as it really is.Leonardo Dicaprio is excellent, while the remaining cast give good performances as the significance of their role, with its impressive Marion Cotillard and Ken Watanabe to distinguish features.
Executed with mathematical precision, the «Inception» is above all a personal triumph for Nolan, a complex adventure, sci-fi thriller that honors nature and responds mostly very positive to the enormous hype that accompanied the start.


10/10