Despite an extreme long 148 minutes running time, Christopher Nolan has once again expanded one's universe into a four different thrilling levels of dreams and its fast pacing creative screenplay has managed to increase the hypes of the audiences who would find themselves forgetting that the film has already flies for a long length but still craving for more. The innovative plot is simply brilliant, intriguing and thrilling but this ambitious blockbuster requires audiences to remain awake and pays full attention to each and every details, which also intends to twist audiences' brain thinking all the way round when the story progresses from the beginning till the end. With impressive, outstanding, splendid, conceptual and spectacular visual effects of the art of dream especially the zero gravity action scenes, it feels that the purposeful adventures into the dream is rather exciting and there is not even a wish to wake up. With powerful scores from Hans Zimmer and astonishing cinematography, this epic science fiction slowly ends into one of the most thoughtful, emotional and beautiful closing that qualifies it to claim the best film in 2010.
Review of Inception
